Giveaway:
Win 2-Layer Gift Set of Biscuits from Honeywell Bakes
I gave wonderful news! I have teamed up with a wonderful and unique baking business to bring you a Spring Fling Giveaway! The lovely girls at Honeywell Bakes have offered all Lavender and Lovage readers the chance to win one of their BEAUTIFUL 2-layer gift sets of biscuits worth £23:95; a bespoke baked gift that you can choose from one of their gift sets here: Honeywell Gift Sets. I am so excited about this and would like to tell you more about this FABULOUS baking business!
Honeywell Bakes was created over the kitchen table by sisters Rebecca and Rosie. Their baking skills came from their Mum, who always had a fresh cake coming out of the Aga when they were kids.
After designing and creating dessert tables for a christening and birthday party with great success it seemed natural to turn their skills and love of baking into a business.
Both of them have been baking for family and friends since they were 8 years old! Honeywell Bakes now offers creative baking from stylish iced biscuit gifts to fully bespoke dessert tables for lavish weddings and events.
Rebecca
As the oldest of seven siblings she’s been making goodies for the Honeywell family for years – there’s plenty of willing tasters. She has always loved being creative, and after studying Chinese at Leeds University, she followed her heart and started to work as a photographer (much to her Dad’s dismay, he’d just funded her to learn Chinese!). She now runs Rebecca Honeywell Photography, photographing mainly beautiful weddings and cute kids, and now increasingly baked goodies. She’s always loved baking, and when she’s not behind a camera she’s found a love for piping iced biscuits, over time improving my skills and posting the results to friends and family (as well as eating a few). Over time more ambitious projects have started to make their way out of the kitchen – from complete dessert tables to a gingerbread village!
Rosie
At eight years old she made her first solo cake for a school competition (and won – yay!). Since then you haven’t been able to keep her away from the kitchen – she’s always creating new delights for the family to try. She first combined business and baking in primary school, where her friends worked together with Rose to set up cake stalls to raise money for local charities. She had her first commission for a birthday cake aged 11, when she re-created Dennis the Menace as a cake, and since then her cake decorating skills have been put to good use (when you have so many brothers and sisters a LOT of birthday cakes are needed!). After a break from baking whilst living in Canada and Thailand where she was volunteering as a youth worker, her return back to British soil (and her Mum’s Aga!) renewed her passion for all things food related.
They aim to purchase all ingredients as locally as possible, and also buy fair trade chocolate and other goods, when buying locally is not an option. They have their own hens and ducks who help by laying them fresh eggs, and they like to support farmers by buying local milk and butter at fair prices.They have a range of biscuit collections that make perfect gifts and can be delivered nationwide. For bespoke baking and delivery please just get in touch here: Get in Touch
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Karen
cute site!
oaties bring back happy memories as my nan used to bake them when i was a little girl and they smelt so delicious when cooking and i used to love having them for tea. I still make them myself but they never taste as nice as my nans used to taste x
Fabulous memory!
I love shortbread biscuits!
I love all biscuits with chocolate 🙂
My grandmother used to make some very light and thin biscuits (which were mainly butter I think!) in a delicate lace pattern. I could never work out how she did it without them breaking. A fantastic treat when we were young and allowed to stay overnight at her house.
Those sound amazing, you never discovered the recipe then?
My favourite biscuit is actually a bit of an odd one (I don’t know if you can even call them biscuits at all!) I love Iced Gems! They are teeny tiny circular biscuits with an icing swirl on top. I have been obsessed with these since a very young age. They bring back one rather funny memory in particular – when I was just 3 I was at a friends birthday party (he was turning 4) and his Mum went to go an refill the iced gems bowl. When she picked it up she found the biscuit pieces, all with their icing tops missing! When she asked how this happened I cheerily piped up that I had eaten all the tops off becuase they were my favourite part 🙂
I remember Iced Gems and I LOVED them!
just something about homemade biscuits that are so good.
As a kid, I loved the Russian biscuits Kurab’ye (of Turkish origin). These are butter biccies with the jam.
Ah, I think I know those Galina, from my Northern Cyprus days!
My favourite biscuit is a traditional Austrian biscuit called “Vanillekipferl”, basically a very simple but delicious vanilla shortbread biscuit in a crescent shape. Around Christmas time everybody bakes them, so one of my earliest biscuit memories is watching my grandma bake them while us kids were waiting to devour them as soon as they came out of the oven.
Fabulous memories!
Garibaldi biscuits,I used to always have them at my nan’s!
My favourite biscuits are custard creams as they make me think of my wonderful great aunt and the afternoons we spent together when I was little.
I love shortbread – my mum used to make it when we were little and I loved the smell and to lick the bowl! She would make it in a tray and cover it with homemade caramel and chocolate to create Millionnaires shortbread! I loved it!
I LOVE Millionaire’s Shortbread Tracy!
My favorite biscuits are my Aunt Ursula’s German spiced Christmas biscuits. Just the smell of the spices such as cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, and allspice evoke memories of her unpacking her suitcase having flown in from Munich to celebrate Christmas with us. “Hier riecht es nach Weihnachten!” [It smells like Christmas in here!].
Those sound fabulous! Great story too….
pink wafers were always a favourite and remind me of my Gran and her secret stashes of pink wafers all around the house so she would never run out.
I love shortbread. I didn’t do much cooking when I was at school, but I do remember making shortbread. The lovely smell takes me back.
I love shortbread biscuits, always makes me think of my nan. She always had them for us as children.
It would be chocolate digestive biscuits ever Saturday morning we’d be allowed them for breakfast!!
Pink Waffers! I loved them as a child & still do
Dark chocolate digestives are my current favourite but as a child I used to love pink wafers. Every Saturday afternoon we would go round to my Great Auntie’s house and she would always bring out the secret stash of pink wafers. It was the highlight of the week!
Jammie Dodgers. They make me feel like I’ve achieved something, they were always a treat only biscuit.
I love party rings. I used to have tea party with my toys..<3
Garibaldi biscuits or squashed fly biscuits!
Rich tea 🙂 I remember times with my grandparents with different jams making rich tea sandwiches with lots of jam in the middle! The amount of times I got jam down my dresses!!
Custard creams. Loved them as a kid, love them now
custard creams are my favourite
love home made oat cookies – spent many an afternoon in the kitchen making these with my son
Jammy Dodgers! They remind me of kids’ parties.
Ginger biscuits and stickly gingerbread as they were one of the first things I learned to cook with my mum as a child
Well my favourite biscuits used to be Winalot dog biscuits which our dog would kindly share with me when I got home from school. And of course these biscuits make me think of our most lovely dog who departed this world a very long time ago now.
I adore the little boy chocolate biscuits we have eaten for so long! I still don’t know what they are really named, but I hope you know which ones I am talking about! Indulgent!
Also I shared on Pinterest! Here’s the link for you: http://pinterest.com/pin/32017847323296768/
Thank you for brighening my days! I really fancy your blog!
My mum wasn’t much of a biscuit baker but we always had jammy dodgers & me & my brother used to have them when we got in from school
I have shared your posh Jammie Daisy Dodgers post on twitter
I love fig rolls. My Grandad always had a packet that he used to share ‘secretly’!
Oat biscuits – remind me of baking with my mum as a child.
I love shortbread biscuits, as a child, a tin of Scottish All Butter tartan were a christmas time treat.
My mum used to make the best shortbread. My dad used to dunk them in his tea until the wet end fell off into his tea. It always made us laugh.
custard creams dipped in warm milk as a weekend treat when I was a kid
I loved my gran’s empire biscuits. At least, I think that’s what they are called. 2 shortcakey biscuits sandwiched together, and then iced. Why? Because we didn’t go up to see my gran that often, we didn’t live nearby, and it was always wonderful seeing what was in all her tins. She still bakes at 97, but hasn’t made those in a while now.
oaty raisin biscuits – mum, sister and i baked them together as kids
…they didnt last long – yum yum
fig rolls, my nanny gave me 🙂
melting moments that my mother used to make.
I love butter biscuits. I know they’re cheap, but when I was young we only had them as a very rare treat & it still evokes that feeling of a special treat when I have them.
homemade choc chip cookies with terrys choc orange remind me of my best friend
Short Bread. I used to eat it and feed the crumbs to the Robins with my Grandad
My favourite biscuits are homemade chocolate hobnobs. It’s something that I make quite often, but now it conjures up memories of my daughter helping to make them for Santa on Christmas Eve – by Christmas this year, I doubt she’ll need much help!
Shortbread – reminds me of christmas time!
I have shared here – https://twitter.com/ashlallan/status/314473585211211776
Shortbread so yummy
has to be malted milk would melt in my mouth x
Dark Chocolate gingers they remind me of my wee nana.
Lemon Creams – they remind me of being a toddler in playgroup – circa 1981!
Shortbread, My nan use to make the once a week and when I was little she use to moan at me because I tried to eat them before they had cooled down! When ever I sell that lovely sweet buttery smell it always make me laugh.
Melting Moments with Glace Cherries
Garibaldi biscuits always reminds me of my mum she used to but some for her and i used to eat them
As a kid i loved lemon puffs and i bought some a while back and they tasted just the same, lovely.
Almond biscuits and chocolate chip shortbread 🙂
Shortbread – it reminds me of when we used to visit my nan
Rich Tea – My granddad dunking them in his tea
Ginger biscuits and my dad letting me dunk them in his tea even if I did leave them in too long!
To be honest I can’t remember having biscuits when we were younger as my mum baked everything so my favourites of her home baking were melting moments
I love party rings
ginger bread men! reminds me of christmas time 🙂
Iced Gems! Can you still get them?
peanut butter cookies remind me of when i use to visit my nan!
easter biscuits, I always used to make them as a child every Easter
Shortbread as reminds me of Sunday afternoons when we were younger
garibaldi biscuits, they remind me of treats when I was little
I have fond memories of me and my sister whiling away many a rainy Sunday playing Monopoly – and munching our way through a good stack of Bourbon biscuits :’)
My Dad was the son of a confectioner and his Mum used to have a tea shop on the seafront at Felixstowe, his favourite biscuits were caraway seed made with creamy butter.I found the recipe and used to bake them for him…..they were scrumptious!
Bourbons. I remember staying at my Aunty’s house when I was younger and waking all my older cousins up in the middle of the night shouting “I want a Bourbon!”
Mum always had a chocolate digestive and a cup of tea waiting for when I came home from school. Still love the comfort of those two together.
Rich Tea – Dunking!
Milk chocolate Hobnobs, delicious comfort food, but reminds me of living away from home for the first time.
Custard Creams as these were my grandmothers favourites and she always kept some by for when we visited.
These are stunning!! I have very fond memories of these huge cookies we had a school! (suprisingly) they were lovely and chewy in the centre and crisp on the edges Hmm
My favourite biscuits are Rich Tea biscuits. It just evokes memories of university and tea-dunking them with them often dropping into the tea! They still do!
I Love Party rings as they were always on the table at parties! Haha and still continue to be!
Shortbread. It reminds me of making them with my mum at Christmas time x
My favourite biscuits are the iconic custard creams…they remind of a time when life was not as busy as it is now…a time when my sister and I would catch up regularly with a couple of custard creams and a cuppa!
I love lemon puffs because they remind me of when my Grandma used to look after me 🙂
Custard creams (the really cheap ones!). They remind me of growing up – happy, but not a lot of money 🙂
Shortbread as they remind me of Christmas when I was a child.
Shortbread reminds me of Christmas
Believe it or not, my favourites are malted milks (or as I used to call them-Cow biscuits). They remind me of primary school-a long time ago now but happy days!
Shortbread biscuits always remind me of Mum. Were her fav biscuit
Just plain shortbread as I use to make them with my late Auntiein her lovely smelling kitchen.
Good luck everyone.xxx. I love shortbread dipped in chocolate spread.
Chocolate chip cookies as they were my favourite as a child – I could eat a whole packet in one go
with a twitter name like mine can be any thing but shortbread LOL
I remember those pink wafer biscuits as a kid, i hated them x
shortbread, it reminds me of decorating them for the xmas tree as a child
Garibaldi – we used to have them very occasionally when I was little, for a special treat
shortbread fingers remind me of visiting my nana in scotland 🙂
I love shortbread petticoat tails, they always remind me of Christmas and I still have to buy a tin every year
Millionaire’s shortbread, remember making it with my Grandma
Ginger Nuts because they always remind me of visiting my Granny and Grampy.
Shortbread biscuits, I always used to make them with my nan in the school holidays 🙂
Shortbread biscuits – my mum used to buy them at Christmas.
mized bags of broken biscuits – we used to be able to buy them from the corner shop when I was a child.
My favourite biscuits are chocolate chip cookies. They used to be a treat in our family when we were kids.
Your biscuits all look so Yummy, were all a very bif fan of gingerbread men in this household, my son Cooper loves them xxx
Boudoir Fingers, My mum would use them for making trifles, and we got to eat the leftover ones! I use them to dunk in my cup of tea now, yummy!
Rich tea finger biccies – we used to get 2 each with a small glass of milk at playschool and im return to those days everey time i eat one x
My nan’s Easter biscuits… she used to make them all year round!
My Mum’s homemade oatcakes always remind me of eating my packed lunch in the playground, by the swings … everyone else had ‘penguins’ and ‘wagon wheels’ in their lunchboxes and I had these HUGE, delicious homemade biscuits in mine!
Custard creams always remind me of having a treat when I was a small child.
making shortbread with my nan
has to be shortbread for me
grandma’s honey biscuts bring back long summer days and honey gathering
Malted milk biscuits, they remind me of when I was at infant school and we used to be given one with our morning bottle of milk.
Ginger nuts evoke memories of sitting in front of the fire with mum and dunking them in our tea
Party rings!! They were always a special treat at parties. My own 3 children love them now too 🙂
chocolate digestives….mmm
blue ribbon, as i had one in my packed lunch in primary school
I love chocolate chip cookies.
Nice biscuits! I just remember having them as a kid with the sugar on top they were lovely!
I love coconut macaroons, always takes me back to school, they were the first cakes I ever made there
Forgot to put which biscuits I love. Love Custard Creams. They always remind me of my Grandmother as she always had them in her biscuit tin!
Those cookies look awesome!
I like those little Iced Gem biscuits as they were a childhood fave; for dunking in coffee it has to be rich tea fingers, when feeling sick I go for ginger biscuits and for munchies bourbons or orange creams
Oh my – these are just so darn cute! My favourite biscuits are lost in the mists of time. They were a plain sweet double biscuit with chocolate in the middle. My mum thinks they were made by a German company and I have spent years trying to track them down again. Oh the hardship of having to try lots and lots of different packets of continental biscuits 😉 Unfortunately I’ve never been able to track down those long-lost treasures! Vohn x
Tunnock’s Caramel Wafers – combination of chocolate wrapped round thin slices of wafer with caramel inbetween – Delicious and lovely Gold and Red Foil Wrapper with distinctive font. (None of my family baked unfortunately as some of the memories above sound lovely)
These look amazing and they sound delicious. Very stylish photographs making me think of eating biscuits only I don’t have any that look as desirable as these!
My favourite biscuits are custard creams. Bring back memories of being a care-free child
Oh my goodness, they are too cute!!!
I really do hope I win the giftbox. My favourite biscuits are shortbreads. They evoke memories of learning to bake with my Great Aunt, and her house which always smelt of baking and all sorts of good things to eat.
love shortbread, reminds me of summer with my grandparents
Milk chocolate Hobnobs, but not sure about the memory aspect! They’re just yummy!
Shortbread it reminds me of many Hogmanays
I’m trying to be healthy, but would make an exception for these
I love shortbread and coconut macaroons… They were the first things I learnt to cook, when I was a child…
Gingerbread biscuits that remind me of days spent baking with my grandmother
Mine is a really old fashioned biscuit – ginger snaps! I love all things flavoured ginger and these are brilliant for dunking in tea.
Ginger nut biscuits are my favourites. Many years ago when my Grandad used to come and collect me from school on a friday afternoon he always bought me some of my Grandma’s homemade ginger nuts and my love of them has always remained with me.
My favourite biscuits were a recipe that my mother invented, a mixture between chocolate chip cookies and hobnobs, they were delicious and were always a treat when we were ill, or a birthday, or maybe the odd Saturday when she baked. Unfortunately she passed away a few years ago and no one knows the recipe
I love chocolate drop scones because I used to make them all the time
Party Rings, always remind me of the 1st birthday party I had with all my friends as a kid.
I love Shortbread and can always remember having it when I was young. We always had the tins of Shortbread at christmas too, I think its with being a scottish family, I suppose it was a tradition and even now, I always buy the tins, for us and as gifts!
I love chocolate dipped shortbread, I remember helping cut the shapes out when I was younger with my mum then watching her dip half in a bowl of melted chocolate!
I love chicken bits biscuit. It is a biscuit from Singapore. Not sure how to describe to u but it is yummy!
I love Elizabeth Botham’s tea biscuits. They are fantastic with a really good cuppa (obviously- that’s what they’re for!) and I like to make the pilgrimage to Whitby to get them! (Along with a nice Yorkshire brack too 😉
I loved making chocolate chip cookies with my dad,he would always turn a blind eye when I ate all the leftover chips!
I’ve shared your red nose recipe on Facebook:
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Chocolate digestives as they were a Sunday afternoon treat when I was a little girl
Fig rolls because I remember lazy Sundays with my dad watching cowboy films on TV
shared these lovelies here https://twitter.com/SmokinHerbz1/status/321413346530324481
chocolate digestives because my grandad used to always give me one every time I visited when I was a little girl
i always remember my granny giving me pink wafers when we went to visit her in the old peoples home – she sadly died when i was 10 – but i will never forget 🙂
Party rings, they remind me of parties of when I was younger. They were only ever eaten when having fun with other people and you gorge on them, I never really eat them on my own.
Party rings as I always had them at Birthday parties.
New Zealand cookies. It was from my first ever cook book I had as a child and first things i can remember baking
morning coffee used to be in a big biscuit tin that I used to dunk when I was a kid…
Only biscuits that really evoke any specific memories are them, but they’re not my favourites…
Those would have to be chocolate hobnobs.
For “all year round biscuits” I’d chose ginger biscuits – they remind me of a cup of tea and ginger biscuits to warm us up, when we cane in from school in winter
For “seasonal” biscuits it would be the Easter Biscuits that only seem to taste right, if bought from a bakery bake home in Somerset. My hubby is such a fan of them that my family buy some for him every Easter. They remind me of family Easters and my nan x
I like jaffa cakes – but perhaps they not technically a biscuit?
They remind me of my childhood cos I always pestered mum for some!
Vanilla butter biscuits, that I used to make with my nan 🙂
Party Rings – no special memories, they just make me feel like a big kid!
Garibaldi biscuit’s or deadfly biscuits as we used to say when I was little
Angela
Rich Tea, because they are the biscuits my Nan always had in the tin.
I can never have enough chocolate chip cookies. My kids actually call me the cookie monster .
I used to love Barmouth biscuits, they were slightly chewy but crisp too (well in my memory they were!) and remember eating them at my Grandmas with a good cup of sweet tea
Hobnobs are great for dunking in tea i ate them growing up and now my kids do to
Absolutely adore abernethy biscuits.. they remind me of Saturdays staying at my granny’s and we would have a wee mini tea party 🙂 I loved it.
Stem ginger cookies remind me of cooking with my nan
Fruit Shorties, they remind me of picnics we’d take as children
Coconut rings, brings back memories of when i was a child and my brother sticking 5 or 6 in his cup of tea and eating them all at once lol. i loved coconut rings 🙂
i have commented on the red nose biscuits post. thankyou x
Shortcake, especially home made. Or my own home made almond cookies. Scrummy!
Looks very pretty and tasty!
Garibaldis remind me of my Nan, as do those pink wafery things!
I love double choc cookies – so scrummy, remind me of mights in in front of the telly!
I would love to eat these yum yum
I also loved Iced Gems and remember we always used to have them at Brownies for some reason!
Chocolate digestives, always a favourite treat.
Custard creams, I used to lick the custard filling!
Shortbread, they remind me of tea at my Grannies
As a child used to love chocolate fingers. Only ever used to have them at parties so they bring back memories of fun times.
My Nana’s coconut biscuits are my alltime fav. They make me remember how loved I felt when she’d bake them for me x
Iced gems always take me back to childhood birthday parties
Ginger nuts. They remind me of being at my grandparents on a sunday night watching the Antiques Roadshow.
I love oat biscuits with half dipped in chocolate – I think this was mainly so we were not supposed to be covered (never worked though!)
Custard Creams, they bring back very fond childhood memories of parting the two halves and licking the cream off (makes them last longer!).
home made ginger biscits as my grandma use to make them
The short bread I made at school 🙂
I love shortbread biscuits
Melting Moments, memory of my lovely grandmother making them one time with Salt instead of Sugar.. Didn’t stop me eating them the next time they were made proper.
YUMMM
Peanut Butter brings back memories of my mother, my brother and myself baking them in the kitchen when we were little. We use to get a fork and cross cross the top of the cookie while my mother would prepare more for us and pop some in the oven. Good memories..
Custard creams or bourbons, they remind me of when I was younger dipping them in my coffee in front of the coal fire
Jammy dodgers, when i was little i used to pick the jam out of the middle to eat first until one day my fingernail got stuck and ripped down to the quick. I remember it really hurt and i never did it again!
Garibaldi biscuits….at school we called them squashed fly biscuits
When my daughters were little, every Sunday we used to make Empire biscuits, they couldn’t wait for them to come out of the oven. While they were waiting on the biscuits cooling, they would make the icing, we had bowls of all different colours.
Marks and Spencer ‘Nice’ biscuits, they’re known in our house as Aunty Nellies Biscuits. They remind me of being young and going to her house x
Chocolate Kimberleys (now called Elite) remind me of Christmas at home in Ireland.
my Grandma used to buy these “Lincoln” biscuits for me from her corner shop, haven’t seen any for years but I loved them!
Ginger biscuits love to dunk them
Milk biscuits… I used to have them when I was younger so whenever I have them now they remind me of being a child again!
jammie doggers, me and my sisiter would sit at the table and see if we could manage to eat all the biscuit off and leave the jam. We still do this !!!!!!!!!
Iced Gems, I used to bite the top off and then give the biscuit bottom to the birds.
I think they were called danish butter my nan would give them to us when we were kids
Waitrose plain chocolate digestives. They were a treat which only came on tuesdays when Gran was there after school.
Custard Creams – they were always in my grannies biscuit tin .
cookies remind me of my grandparents
Shortbread – always reminds me of having coffee and shortbread with my mother when she was alive.
These look delicious! x
Ginger Nuts – I rwmember childhood dunking & the telling off I used to get!
Pink Wafers remind me of visiting my nans house x x
I love Garibaldis, my grandad used to tease me calling them squashed fly biscuits and offering to eat them for me.
those yummy biscuits with cows on them nom nom x
gingerbread biscuits are fab xx
Shortbread. My mum used to make us shortbread dipped in chocolate for our birthdays, I looked forward to these as much as my presents & cake. (Happy days!)
Fabulous memory!
Flapjacks, made with the help of my Nan. These tasted sooo delicious, and flapjacks always remind me of her 🙂
Party rings invoke memories from birthday parties i went to as a child in the 90’s
i adore custard creams
not really a biscuit but jaffa cakes are my favourite, I use to have them in my lunch box at school
Shortbread – making it with my sister as 5 year olds!
‘nice’biscuits
What a lovely prize
I love Easter biscuits they remind me of being six and staying at my nans for the weekend, she would take me into town and we would go get some and sit in the park.
I have a memory of my nan putting cheese on digestive buscuits-At the time i thought she had mistaken it for a cracker but no this is how she liked her cheese and biscuits!
caramel shortbread they remind me of baking with my mum
i remember having gariboldis at playschool brings back a smile to my face
Fig rolls – reminds me of when my brother and I used to have them as a treat as children
Chocolate ones!
Ginger nuts – they were my fathers fabourites and he always had them every supper time with his coffee 🙂
Fig Rolls, they remind me of sitting on the beach as a kid
I love coconut rings because they remind me of sleepovers at my nans house x
Bourbons as my grandad always had them at his house for us as a treat
Shortbread fingers are my favourite. They remind me of going to Scarborough as a child to see my Great Grandad every year as we use to eat them together when we arrived! 🙂
My favorite biscuits are Digestive biscuits, as as a young child I used to ask for an ingestion biscuit thinking they were called that, as they gave my grandmother ingestion! 🙂
Maple and walnut shortbread biscuits I make them at christmas but I like lemon shortbread too also made by me 🙂
my fav are all butter shortbread they remind me of my nan and the times we shared over a cup of tea and a biccy she past on 10 years ago but when i eat one it always makes me smile 🙂
FIG BISCUITS – I used to have them for supper with a cup of cocoa when u was small and still do
me and my sister used to always make choc chip cookies as children, i still have the same recipe and make them with my kids now
Nice. I used to pronounce them in english and got told off!
Tim Tams- They always remind me of growing up in Australia.
Ginger nut biscuits that we had to dip in tea to soften.
Lincoln biscuits always remind me of “milktime” at school many moons ago
I think Imperial biscuits are my favourite. I used to make them for my children and their friends many years ago. There were duck, dog, teddy bear and several other shapes which I decorated with coloured icing, hundreds and thousands and chocolate vermicelli to name but a few. They were a firm favourite with the children and I suspect some adults as well.
Wish there was smelly vision… looks delicious
shortbread my nan always used to give me it with a cuppa after i took her shopping each week 🙂 x
Brandy snaps, the main production line was on the same street as my gran lived and she used to take me there for a bag of broken bits. It was a huge bag for just 9 pence!
shortbread i used to make it with my mum when i was a child
Shortbread – remind me of baking with my nana when I was little
Jammy Dodgers – they remind me of parties as a child!
I commented on the Posh Jam Biscuits! Jammie Daisy Dodgers (Biscuits/Cookies) Recipe post 🙂
custard creams, I remember saving the creamy bit til last, my 2 year old just eats the cream and leaves the biscuit! how times change! lol
Shortbread, the triangular ones – remind me of my dad 🙂
My nans home made ginger biscuits. Everyone loves them and she is always making them
Shortbread biscuits are my favourite, they were ‘posh’ biscuits when I was growing up, so memories of Christmas as that was when they were bought as a treat.
Home baked cookies – remind me of cooking with my Mum as a young girl xx
flapjacks because I used to make them with my sister!
Cute site, love the pink check x
I just love bourbon biscuits – childhood memories of separating the two halves and licking off all the filling first!
I love those melting moment biscuits. Lovely memories of baking them as a child with my grandmother!
I love jammie dodgers and I remember Mum dunking them in tea x
I love shortbread as it brings back memories of my wonderful mum and the times we had together especially at Xmas as we always had shortbread then . 🙂
Homemade caramel shortbread because I remember helping to make them when I was little, I still adore homemade caramel there’s nothing better!
I’m a modern girl and go weak at the knees for a chocolate hobnob lol
Pink wafer biscuits – they remind me of being a child. 🙂
Gary Baldies <<< dunno how to spell, my dad has always eaten these and even now I still go round to visit and nick them to have with a cup of tea. He always no's when i have been round
Pink Panther waffers.
Remind me of round my nans when i was very small.
I love homemade fruit dumpling, reminds me of my Granny, but I cant make them like she did 🙁
Shortbread dipped in a hot coffee. 🙂
Custard Creams, they remind me of my Nan’s house when I was little.
My sister and I dunking our ginger biscuits in a mug of tea
Chocolate chip, they remind me of baking days with my mum, we used to bake on rainy days, happy times
Malted milk biscuits. I always had to eat round the edge first and then eat the cow!
Party Rings, as a kid I thought they were the most amazing thing ever, still do.
ps. How DO they get the hole in the middle???
Plain chocolate biscuit
great site
bourbon creams. used to love them as a kid
Honey biscuits- used to love making them when I was little
Lemon Puff biscuits – not sure that you can get them any more but they used to be a real treat as a child. Rectangular and crumbly with a thin lemon cream centre – wish I could still get them!
My favourite biscuits are Tea Biscuits – My mum used to put strawberry jam on one and then I’d put another tea biscuit on top and squash them together so that all the jam would come through the holes in the biscuits – Happy Memories – ps your biscuits look so pretty
My favourite biscuits are bourbons – they were such a treat when I was little as it was Wartime and we didn’t get much sweet stuff as it was all rationed.
I love chocolate digestives – they remind me of Sunday afternoons at my nans.
pink wafers remind me of my grandad as when i was little he used to bring me and my brother a goody bag every saturday and these would be in here without a doubt!!! miss him!
Making 1, 2, 3 Biscuits with my mom. They were basically 3 ingredients, flour, butter and sugar and tasted great!
Garibaldi
My mum used to make some beautiful butter biscuits – they were delicious
Reminds me of cooking with my late mother
Malted Milks always bring a smile to my face, always loved them and always will 🙂 P.S Love this page xxxx
shortbread and going to my grans house every new years day she’d always have some in especially
Ooo those yummy circle biscuits with jam in the middle and cream!
homemade choc chip cookies, they take me back to when my mum baked them when i was a child x
rich teas& ginger nuts, when i was a little girl, my nan used to wake me up every day and we’d sit on the bed and id dip them in her tea
rich tea, they remind me of visiting my grandparents and being all grown up and having a cup of tea and biscuits
Garibaldi biscuits – my Nanna would always have them ready for when we visited.
I love all butter shortbread and I remember learning to make it at school
Shortbread biscuits always remind me of childhood trips to Scotland
I love Chocolate Borbons – i still pull them apart and nibble the cream