Australia has lots of sweet treats and savory snacks that are hugely popular. We tried some of the most well-known snacks to ...

But among the responses were also many comments insisting that Arnott's Chocolate Wheaten Biscuits were indeed still available in shops. 'Now they're called Digestives,' asserted one response.

The biscuit mystery was sparked in response to a recent Facebook post about the classic Arnott's Chocolate Wheaten Biscuits. On the 'Memory Lane - Growing up in Australia' Facebook page ...

Norris’ recipe consisted of two smaller malted biscuits, a chocolate cream filling and a milk chocolate coating. That winning combo has barely changed over the past 60 years, though Arnott’s ...

People are just realising they've been eating one of the most popular biscuits wrong. McVitie's chocolate digestives have been around for 100 years, but now it seems we may not have been eating ...

who said he eats digestives with the chocolate on top. McVities, which first began as a small shop on Edinburgh’s Rose Street in 1839, developed the recipe for its digestive biscuits in 1892 ...

Originally inspired by British Penguin biscuits, Tim Tams were launched by Australian biscuit manufacturer Arnott’s in 1964. They're comprised of two chocolate biscuits sandwiched together ...

The boss of the biscuits factory where McVitie's chocolate digestives have been made for the last 100 years reckons people have always eaten them incorrectly. Anthony Coulson, general manager at ...

Arnott’s chocolate portfolio senior marketing manager ... “Beautifully sandwiched together between two iconic Tim Tam crunchy biscuits,” he said. “We are confident that from the moment ...