Afghan Biscuit
£14.00
Postage included in price. Traditional NZ and Aussie biscuit packed with cornflakes. Most commonly made into biscuits but equally as tasty as a slice. Each box contains 8 biscuits. We bake monthly – All March orders need to be in by 28/3. March orders will be sent out on 31st March 2022
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Description
Afghan Biscuit – Traditional NZ and Aussie biscuit made with cornflakes, sugar
cocoa, butter and flour. Topped with a walnut. You will receive 8 freshly made biscuits in your order.
They last for at least a week to 10 days in an airtight container and freeze well. Freeze in the compostable bags they come in.
Ingredients: Butter, flour, sugar, cornflakes, cocoa powder.
Allergens: Wheat, milk, nuts (walnut on top)
Postage is included in the price. We bake monthly -All March orders need to be in by 28/3. March orders will be sent out on 31st March
3 reviews for Afghan Biscuit
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Cooper –
Delicious and brings back strong memories of my grandmother, the Edmonds Cookbook and a NZ childhood. Nostalgia in a box.
Mike –
just tried these…. didn’t really know what I was tasting as they were given to me as a gift but sooooo good! I suspect I’ll be ordering from these guys pretty soon!
goodfood –
Thanks Mike. Afghan biscuits are one of my childhood favourites. They are very moreish.
Shelley Silas –
These arrived for my wife as a birthday present via NZ friends – along with Louise biscuits and Ginger Crunch. Of course I had to taste all of them. Oh my… they are ALL delicious. I introduced the five year old next door to Afghans. He was as delighted as I was with the crunch and the chocolate. Will def be requesting more. THANK YOU Andrew.
goodfood –
I’m so pleased you enjoyed our Reka treats. I’m not surprised the 5 year old neighbour liked them! I was allowed to take 2 for play lunch when I was his age, providing of course Mum had baked some. They were the high light of my day at school.