Biscuits you don't see any more.

Bath Olivers, do they still exist?

It wasn't me Daddima, honest!

I think you can still get Bath Olivers.
I remember s a child refusing to eat Garibaldi biscuits because my uncle told me they were made of dead flies

Lincolns, my OH has a friend who buys him some in Ireland when she visits as they are still available over there..

Broken ones in big tins on the counter.

Hmmm, I'm sure I've seen Lincolns in Kent supermarkets. I will be checking next time

Abbey Crunch. Used to love those.

Huntley and Palmers Breakfast biscuits. I'd love one right now!

Me too jane!

Remember broken biscuits in the tin BBevan, bought them in a brown paper bag, man-handled without gloves! I like lemon puffs but have not seen those around for some time.

What good memories you all have! I can't think of any biscuits not in the shops, try as I might, hmmn,maybe though... Pink wafer ones? Oh,and what about Marie biscuits ( or have I just imagined that name?)

Yes, you can still get Marie biscuits, both McVitie and Crawford make them (and there may be supermarket versions too). I like Morning Coffee biscuits - you can still get those as well.

Morning coffee biscuits remind me of primary school, when in the top class so 10-11 years old, it was considered a great honour to be chosen to make a pot of tea for the teachers common room.It was a large teapot and a large kettle on the gas stove! You then put out lots of teacups and saucers, all pale green,sugarlumps, and a jug of milk, emptied the ashtrays, and also put out a big plate of morning coffee biscuits ( snaffling a few as you worked.)The headmaster also collared pupils to run to the shop ( not that near) to buy his cigarettes.

Thank you Ana glad the Marie biscuits exist and are not a product of my overactive imagination.

You can still get pink wafers too. I LOVED lemon puffs - haven't seen those for a very long time.

Vienna biscuits - triangles of wafer biscuit covered in dark chocolate. Expensive and a very rare treat when I was growing up!

Jamborees. Shortcake biscuits with a pink and white mallow layer and jam in the middle. Desiccated coconut on top. We used to dismantle them and eat every bit separately, which got a tad sticky and messy.

Small rich tea - they tasted better than rich tea! Also thin wine biscuits I loved, especially with St Ivel lactic cheese, and you can't get that now either.

Garibaldi,-- my Dad said they were filled with squashed flies.

I buy squashed fly biscuits regularly from my Co-Op! Yum

roses Did all schools have those pale green cups and saucers I wonder? Our teachers had Camp coffee in the classroom, but no biscuits!
I loved Gypsy creams daddima

I saw Lemon puffs in Morrisons a couple weeks ago, but they were round and not the sticky oblong ones I used to like. Just as well really .... lol

Yes Lona, until 1995 when I retired we still had those green cups in the staff room. Only used for visitors though. Plus a tin of mixed biscuits, which the staff who didn't bring any lunch, ate .

I've never heard of bath olivers what did they look and taste like?