Sussex Thins Lemon Puddle biscuits

We found these biscuits at a grocers near us, and as I've tried other varieties I thought I'd give this one a go.  And I'm glad I did!!  They're lovely!!!  They come in a 175g box costing £2.95 and are made with the lemon rind as well the the juice.  They go very well with cheese but are equally as good on their own, too.

The full range of biscuits are listed HERE and a variety of the biscuits are available from the Horsham Gingerbread website HERE however they only currently do mail order within the UK

Stockists are also listed on the Horsham Gingerbread website.

Definitely worth trying!

Choc Chip & Cherry biscuits, V&A Museum

These biscuits come in a 200g tub priced at £3.50 and are absolutely SCRUMPTIOUS!  They're my favourite of the V&A biscuits!  Very more-ish indeed and are best dunked in your hot chocolate (or tea/coffee!)  They're available at the V&A ground floor giftshop and also through their website HERE

The tub design is Leicester wallpaper designed by John Henry Dearle (1860 - 1932)

British Museum All Butter Caramel & Sea Salt Biscuits

This 200g tub of biscuits is available in the ground floor circular gift shop area in the Great Hall of the British Museum and costs £5.50 a tub.  These are GLORIOUS!!!  Very buttery and taste fabulous dunked in a hot chocolate - the sea salt/caramel comes through as a lovely aftertaste!  These do not seem to be available online anywhere but if you find yourself visiting the Museum at any point, I strongly recommend buying some of these, either for yourself or as a gift.

Lemon Crisp biscuits, V&A Museum

These biscuits come in a 200g tub from the V&A gift shop, priced at £3.50 and are lovely!  Not sure I like them better than the Fortnums lemon biscuits but they're certainly on a par with them!  Certainly have a very lemony flavour. They're also available online Here through the V&A website

Tub design "Flora" wallpaper designed by William Morris (1834 - 96)

Stem Ginger biscuits, V&A Museum

These are lovely biscuits - very gingery! - and best dunked in your tea/coffee/hot chocolate!  They come in a 200g tub from the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and very reasonably priced at £3.50.  They are available in the main ground floor gift shop in the Museum and also online Here

The tub cover is the design for the decoration of the South Kensington Museum (now the V&A) by Godfrey Sykes (1824 - 66) and Francis Fowke (1823 - 65)  in pencil, pen, ink and watercolour.

Clotted Cream shortbread, V&A Museum

This 200g tub of shortbread biscuits are gorgeous!!  They're available in the V&A Museum main ground floor gift shop affordably priced at £3.50 a tub, and also on the V&A website here

The tub design is a textile design by C F A Voysey (1857 - 1941)

Orange Crunch biscuits, V&A Museum

This 200g tub of biscuits (cookies) are available at the Victoria and Albert Museum main ground floor gift shop, priced at £3.50.  They taste spectacular - very orangey!! Well worth getting for a not terribly expensive treat!

Also available online at the V&A website shop although currently sold out.

The tub design is a textile design by C F A Voysey (1857 - 1941)

Fortnum & Mason Lemon Curd Piccadilly biscuits.

I originally reviewed these on this post HERE however Fortnums have now upgraded their recipe and tins..... the biscuits do taste rather more lemony which is good - and the tins are a lot prettier too!!!  They now cost £7.95 for a tin of a dozen biscuits and can be bought instore and online here Lemon Curd biscuits

Still yummy and still worth buying!!

Fortnum & Mason Flapjack biscuits

These are one of the new biscuits in the range (with the updated tins!) and are very tasty chewy flapjack style biscuits!  Very filling and dunkable!  It's a 200g tin containing approx a dozen biscuits costing £7.95.  Not my favourite in the range but not my least favourite either, you won't be disappointed with this one!  

Available in all Fortnums stores as well as online here Fortnum & Mason flapjack

Fortnum & Mason Salted Caramel Biscuits

Fortnums have recently rebranded their biscuit range and added two new flavours, this salted caramel being one of the new ones.  They're very tasty biscuits, although the caramel bits are a tad hard/chewy even when the biscuit has been dunked in tea/hot chocolate.  They come in 200g tins costing £7.95 and are available instore and online HERE

Sussex Alberts Sussex Honey biscuits

These are the second variety of Sussex biscuits I've tried from this company...... they're good biscuits, but I still prefer the first one!!!  These are available at several outlets around the south of England, listed here Stockists

Fortnum & Mason Chocolate Pearl biscuits

This is the new rebranded biscuit tins - my original review is here chocolate pearl

The tin is available instore or online HERE for £7.95 a tin

Fortnum and Mason Macadamia Nut piccadilly biscuits

These are my favourite in this Fortnum's biscuit range!!!  Approx a dozen biscuits in a tin for £7.25 and are totally SCRUMPTIOUS!!!  Definitely worth purchasing and highly recommended!

These are available instore in the Picadilly Fortnums & also the St Pancras store and also online HERE

Try them.  You'll thank me....!!

Fortnum and Mason Golden Crunch piccadilly biscuits

This tin contains around a dozen biscuits made with honey, oats and coconut - these are a VERY nice biscuit!!!  Not quite my favourite of this range, but certainly in the top three!!  The price is £7.25 a tin and you won't be disappointed with them!!

These can be ordered online here Golden Crunch as well as instore at the Piccadilly branch, the St Pancras International station branch and probably at the airport duty free shops too!

Fortnum and Mason Clotted Cream Digestive Biscuits

These are the Fortnums "plain" clotted cream digestives and - although good biscuits - are the least favourite out of this range of seven biscuits.  Tin of around a dozen biscuits in a fancy green tin for £7.25 and can be purchased online HERE

Sussex Thins "Sweet Sussex" biscuits

We bought a packet of these biscuits at a Christmas Market in Brighton - all the stall were selling locally made produce from Sussex, the county that we live in.  These biscuits are a dark brown colour and slightly sweet and made from a recipe found in a 200 year old recipe book in the Horsham Museum that belonged to the Shelley family!  These are seriously delicious on their own and go surprisingly well with camembert cheese too. 

Ingredient info on reverse of box

These biscuits cost £3.25 a box and are available through various stockists listed on their website HorshamGingerbread.co.uk  Unfortunately, they don't seem to do mail order!

Fortnum and Mason Chocolate Pearl Piccadilly biscuits

These Chocolate Pearl biscuits are a poshed up chocolate chip cookie and boy, are they good!!!  There's about a dozen biscuits in a tin, very buttery digestive with choccie bits in for £7.25 a tin..... aptly a chocolate brown coloured tin!  These are available through the Fortnum & Mason website as well as instore - can be purchased here chocolate pearl biscuits

Very recommended - one of my favourites of of this range!

THIS ITEM HAS BEEN REBRANDED.  SEE NEW REVIEW HERE updated review

Fortnum and Mason Lemon Curd Piccadilly biscuits

This tin contains a dozen lemon flavoured biscuits that are a delight to eat!!  Very light and crisp and well worth buying (and eating!!!)  They cost £7.25 a tin which, although seemingly expensive, are worth every penny!!!  These are not available in this current format as Fortnums have now upgraded the recipe & tins.

Fortnum and Mason Milk Chocolate dipped digestive biscuits

This tin contains a dozen digestive biscuits covered on one side in milk chocolate.  They are deliciously fabulous when dunked (I dunked in hot chocolate) and I'd have no hesitation in purchasing additional tins!!  They cost £7.25 and are available in the Fortnum and Mason store and also online at Milk chocolate digestives

Very recommended!

Fortnum & Mason Stem Ginger Piccadilly Biscuits

This 200g tin of biscuits contains a dozen thin "Piccadilly" biscuits flavoured with stem ginger.  Given the "kick" to the taste, it's real ginger too, and these make a quality biscuit!  Priced at £7.25 a tin which seems expensive..... but they ARE a quality biscuit and you'll remember the taste in a positive way for a long time after you've finished them!!  

These can be ordered online HERE as can several other flavours in the same line.  (about eight, I think)