Mcvities biscuits

Mcvities biscuit's logo, a more complex logo compared to others but its design is rather similar to that of bread or a tag hanging off of an item although it suggests to me a friendly, wholesome look due to the blue but gold giving it an extra bit of value. The typography also suggests this with the bold M's with little C's to suggest a warm, higher than normal quality brand.

These McVities Digestives are delicious wheat biscuits coated with smooth milk chocolate on the side. McVities digestives biscuits are one of the most popular biscuits in the United Kingdom. These deliciously crispy and mildly sweet biscuits with creamy milk chocolate coating are ideal for sharing with friends and family. Shop our McVitie’s collection here: https://yummybazaar.com/collections/united-kingdom/products/mcvities-milk-chocolate-digestives-biscuits-9-4-oz-266-g PC: @McVitiesME

About this item McVities Ginger Nuts 200 g Enlgish biscuits - cookies Over 71 million packets of McVitie’s Chocolate Digestives are eaten in the UK each year An astounding 52 biscuits per second. Cripsy, ginger taste

Enhancing perfection, this Hobnobs variety adds a layer of smooth milk chocolate to the original oats-and-wheat cookies for a UK snack-time favorite. Try one Brit-style - dunked in a cup of tea for melty chocolate heaven. Crafting baked goods in the UK since 1839 - even two Royal wedding cakes - McVitie's is now a World Market bestseller too. If it's good enough for the kings and queens of England, who are we to argue?

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Last week saw the McVitites Cherry Bakewell Digestives and today's review is second flavour offering of the McVities Marmalade on Toast

McVitie's is a well known biscuit maker in Britain. The company has had a long history. Two of its most popular products are digestive biscuits and Jaffa cakes.

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