depends on the digestive tbh
have u tried a ginger nut
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Oh yeah? Have you tried Jammy Go Go's? Floppy Dodgies? Whipple Tizzies? The Queen Tasty Tuppence? His Majesty's Dry Brand Loaf for Fine Gentlemen?
Clearly you know nothing about English biscuits!
Jaffa cakes taste ... really bad
The police are outside your house to execute you.
Idk about jelly babies but the rest are actually quite alright. Brits have awful food but decent cookies, what gives? Is it because tea time is their most prized time of day?
Thy stole all the ingredients from India and some islands during their occupation and were able to experiment with treats and perfected them
It explains so much
I like digestives when my tummy is upset and want to eat something with little to no flavour