Plus, it doesn't fall apart in your brew when dunking like the "one dips" - Rich Tea biscuits in Peter Kay's famous Dipping your Biscuits sketch. For white chocolate fans, you’re probably still mourning the loss of the Dream bar. Deliciously smooth and creamy, it was the white chocolate version of Dairy Milk and definitely a favourite in the Heroes tin. But it’s not all bad news, as although the Dream is forever gone (RIP) Cadbury have just launched a brand new white chocolate range “Cadbury White†featuring a chocolate bar and giant chocolate buttons. Not quite the same but we’ll take it. 4. Snowflake With the cost-of-living crisis here to stay, for the time being, saving every penny can be important. Okay, so Mingles weren’t the best chocolate selection box; but they were still pretty great. The selection of Minty chocolates always made an appearance at Christmas and it was one of the rare chocolate selection boxes where there wasn’t a chocolate that everyone hated and always left at the bottom. 13. Taz Bar

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A mix of whole wheat and all-purpose flour creates the perfect blend of flavor, crunch, and tenderness. Oct 2023 by Lydia Kah-Pavlou Uber Eats Has Revealed The Best Takeaways In The UK–– Here’s How You Can Get A Discount The nostalgia overload has left us feeling a bit sad but mainly very hungry, so let’s hope at least one of these will make a reappearance to our shelves one day. While the McVities are the original digestives and will always be a go-to for Brits, most of the supermarket versions are just as good, if not better.So if you are looking for a cheaper alternative to McVities, Aldi's Belmont Digestive is one to look at as it is the cheapest on the market.

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I compared McVities Digestives to the equivalent versions from Aldi, Asda and Sainsbury's, and here's what I found: Buttermilk moistens the eggless dough, while providing a tangy flavor and lactose for browning, along with enough acidity to activate the baking soda. It’s official that the UK clearly hates white chocolate. The Snow Flake was the better version of the Flake, once you open the wrapper it looked no different to a regular Flake; but once you bite into the seemingly milk chocolate you’d discover the silky smooth flaked white chocolate inside. Honestly, why it was discontinued we’ll never know. 5. Heinz Coloured Ketchup These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community.Digestives are the same, you can dip them as many times as you want and your biscuit will stay intact. The Milkybar Choo was an upgraded version of the regular Milkybar with a chewy fudge centre. The combination of the smooth white chocolate combined with the chewiness inside made it so addicting, and way better than any other fudgey chocolate you could buy.