Woolworths Family Assorted Biscuits 500g

Won't be buying again. As a biscuit connoisseur... well, someone that's eaten one or two over the years, I must say I was very disappointed. The thought of a beautiful picnic spread of biccy deliciousness was very exciting, the reality much less so. They all tasted bland, slightly greasy and absolutely dull. OK, they were biscuits, but not good ones. Cheap, nasty, blah. Without announcing 'do not touch this is MY taste test' to the masses as usual, I was more than happy to see what the family's reaction would be, after dutifully trying one of almost all and getting more & more disappointed. The group of human vacuums quickly found them and started to devour, then abruptly stopped. My youngest said 'mum, those biscuits are horrible' and hubby said 'please don't buy ... MoreWon't be buying again. As a biscuit connoisseur... well, someone that's eaten one or two over the years, I must say I was very disappointed. The thought of a beautiful picnic spread of biccy deliciousness was very exciting, the reality much less so. They all tasted bland, slightly greasy and absolutely dull. OK, they were biscuits, but not good ones. Cheap, nasty, blah. Without announcing 'do not touch this is MY taste test' to the masses as usual, I was more than happy to see what the family's reaction would be, after dutifully trying one of almost all and getting more & more disappointed. The group of human vacuums quickly found them and started to devour, then abruptly stopped. My youngest said 'mum, those biscuits are horrible' and hubby said 'please don't buy them again'. The last few went soft & into the bin. I need to stress that we quite like our biscuits in our house, so this is unheard of. Maybe I had a poor batch, there's lots of other good reviews been given. Maybe we're fussy, but give me a single hob nob over the whole sample packet again any day!

Fresh Tasty family choices. Our family enjoyed these biscuits. There was something for everyone. Teenage son enjoyed the choc chip biscuits with some icecream, Hubby had several with his coffee and I heated the ginger one in the microwave for a few seconds and enjoyed it with a milo. They were all good. I would say not as flavourful as more well known brands but they were the perfect size and texture. We found them to be fresh and crunchy. They are good value esp compared to other brands at $3. 50 a packet. I imagine these would be good for a staff room or even divided up as a treat into lunchboxes. With only 56% Australian made ingredients I wish they could use a bit more Australian owned ingredients in them. In saying that the list of ingredients is pretty good I ... MoreFresh Tasty family choices. Our family enjoyed these biscuits. There was something for everyone. Teenage son enjoyed the choc chip biscuits with some icecream, Hubby had several with his coffee and I heated the ginger one in the microwave for a few seconds and enjoyed it with a milo. They were all good. I would say not as flavourful as more well known brands but they were the perfect size and texture. We found them to be fresh and crunchy. They are good value esp compared to other brands at $3. 50 a packet. I imagine these would be good for a staff room or even divided up as a treat into lunchboxes. With only 56% Australian made ingredients I wish they could use a bit more Australian owned ingredients in them. In saying that the list of ingredients is pretty good I feel. I would repurchase these in the future. thank you for the opportunity to try them.

Good option for everyday biscuits. Good selection of biscuits to have in the cookie jar. Perfect for an everyday treat with your cuppa. Biscuits were as shown on the packet with a good texture & more importantly were crunchy. Found the ahortbread not too sweet but the buttersnaps had little flavour. Overall the majority of the biscuits were comparable to other brands on supermarket shelves. With an appealing price tag for anyone looking for value for money I would definitely recommend you try them.

Great Family Biscuits ✨✨. Family Assortment classic biscuits best enjoyed over delicious moments. No Artificial Colours or Flavours 1 Health Star ⭐ Rating Made in Fiji from at least 56% Australian Ingredients. Assorted Biscuits ~ Butternut, Milk Arrowroot, Nice, Scotch Fingers, Choc Chip and Choc Ripple. Ingredients: Unfortunately they do have Palm Oil. Bought these by mistake because I was looking for the Cream Biscuits, the Family Assortment wasn't a SAMPLE but they are still very delicious biscuits my Husband enjoys dunking his in Coffee ☕ would recommend them and will buy them again when I am looking for plain biscuits that aren't boring @BunchTeam The Family Assortment are found in the biscuit aisle on the bottom shelf, affordable price $3. 50 per packet

Wana B Biscuites. Find thes on bottom shelf in bicky isle. I don’t eat most of these flavours so gave em to meee Stinky. ‍I found the outer plastic cover ripped when trying to remove the tray of bickies ‍♀️‍♀️I did keep a couple of bickies As I love Scotch Finger (Which I had just finished a packet so the tasteee bud taste was fresh in my mindThese Scotch Fingers Did Not come anywhere near the real MaCoys Tried Arrowroot wit butter Nope still Yuk! The little round bicky which I thot wod b like a gingernut I couldn’t distinguish wot flavour it was Thanx BunchTeam for my sample but it’s a Nooo in my Unless my daughter‍ said Stinky‍ loved em then I wod get em occasionally for her to eat at their house. These bickies only have a 1 rating.

Not quite Arnott’s. So excited for the op to try these :). Surprised that they were all named the same as the Arnotts variety (I thought there maybe some copyright on them or something?). Price point good though only $0. 50 cheaper than the real thing. Arnotts have 7 varieties but the Woolies brand has 6 (no teddy bears which is very much a favourite). Everybody else ate the butternut snap so did not get an op to try …. But the others:- choc-chip - not many chips and there was really no flavour to the biscuit. - scotch finger - a little bland and not quite the real dealMilk arrowroot - like arnotts ones, always the last ones left :(- choc ripple - beautiful choc taste- Nice - saved the best till last … Yumo, these were absolutely delicious and I could not stop at ... MoreNot quite Arnott’s. So excited for the op to try these :). Surprised that they were all named the same as the Arnotts variety (I thought there maybe some copyright on them or something?). Price point good though only $0. 50 cheaper than the real thing. Arnotts have 7 varieties but the Woolies brand has 6 (no teddy bears which is very much a favourite). Everybody else ate the butternut snap so did not get an op to try …. But the others:- choc-chip - not many chips and there was really no flavour to the biscuit. - scotch finger - a little bland and not quite the real dealMilk arrowroot - like arnotts ones, always the last ones left :(- choc ripple - beautiful choc taste- Nice - saved the best till last … Yumo, these were absolutely delicious and I could not stop at one. Would i buy again - possibly. If I was after something simple I would. Well maybe … even if just for the Nice :)

Good basic biscuits. I was actually surprised to find we really enjoyed these biscuits. Apart from the scotch fingers I don’t tend to buy any of these so was not comparing them to anything else. They were fresh and although plain had enough flavour to enjoy with a cup of tea. In a sealed container they have maintained their freshness over a couple of weeks too. The milk arrowroot being the plainest biscuit is the least preferred but can easily be incorporated in a slice base if necessary. We did compare the scotch finger and honestly could not notice much difference. Interestingly these biscuits are made in Fiji which being a close neighbour like NZ, I don’t have a problem with! I’d have no problems purchasing these again at the bargain price of $3. 50!

Satisfactory For The Price. Woolworths Family Assorted Biscuits 500gPrice: $3. 50 (Similar brand name version of these currently on sale for $4. Usual price $4. 70)Product of: Made in Fiji from at least 56% Australian ingredientsInstore Location: Biscuit aisle. Very bottom shelf. I stood looking at the sweet biscuit shelves for almost a whole minute before finally noticing these. The design does not stand out amongst so many other biscuit packets. Ingredients: See photo Life: Purchased 4th Feb 2022. Best Before was 18 June 2022Packaging: - Soft plastic outer suitable for REDcycling- Medium-hard plastic tray suitable for bin onlyGeneral: - Easy to open packet- Biscuits were well protected in a shaped plastic tray. None were broken- All the varieties had a good ... MoreSatisfactory For The Price. Woolworths Family Assorted Biscuits 500gPrice: $3. 50 (Similar brand name version of these currently on sale for $4. Usual price $4. 70)Product of: Made in Fiji from at least 56% Australian ingredientsInstore Location: Biscuit aisle. Very bottom shelf. I stood looking at the sweet biscuit shelves for almost a whole minute before finally noticing these. The design does not stand out amongst so many other biscuit packets. Ingredients: See photo Life: Purchased 4th Feb 2022. Best Before was 18 June 2022Packaging: - Soft plastic outer suitable for REDcycling- Medium-hard plastic tray suitable for bin onlyGeneral: - Easy to open packet- Biscuits were well protected in a shaped plastic tray. None were broken- All the varieties had a good crunch. None were soggy, too soft or too hard. - The flavours were a bit underwhelming. They were sweet enough but there wasn't a great deal of difference between the varieties. They were all a bit muted. Overall: For the price, these biscuits sufficed but they aren't anything to rave about. I found it strange they were made in Fiji but good they used at least 56% Australian ingredients. I would buy again if I was short on cash. These days I am trying to restrict my purchases of luxury items like this so when I do buy sweet biscuits as a treat, I really want to enjoy them. These were just too boring to warrant breaking my low-cholesterol diet pledge. One star off for bland flavoursOne star off for a tray that has to be binned ... and for being made overseas. Thank you for the sample Bunch

Dunkable. Mr RML happily volunteered to taste test as he considers himself a master dunker. The first thing he noticed is the packet being unnoticeable so suggested some colour enhancements to make the biscuits stand out. Packaging is flimsy and tears apart easily once opened so contents needed to be kept in the tinny for freshness - not usually a problem for us when the master dunker is hard at work. Made in Fiji with a low 56% Australian ingredients. He wondered whether buying it in Fiji would be even cheaper when the kids go there for r&r. Tastewise, it’s not bad, not too sweet, very dunkable and very little difference to his normal brand. He enjoyed all 6 different selections but he’s particularly fond of the crunchy round ones. He still rates his ‘beam me up ... MoreDunkable. Mr RML happily volunteered to taste test as he considers himself a master dunker. The first thing he noticed is the packet being unnoticeable so suggested some colour enhancements to make the biscuits stand out. Packaging is flimsy and tears apart easily once opened so contents needed to be kept in the tinny for freshness - not usually a problem for us when the master dunker is hard at work. Made in Fiji with a low 56% Australian ingredients. He wondered whether buying it in Fiji would be even cheaper when the kids go there for r&r. Tastewise, it’s not bad, not too sweet, very dunkable and very little difference to his normal brand. He enjoyed all 6 different selections but he’s particularly fond of the crunchy round ones. He still rates his ‘beam me up scottie’ (scotch finger) highly for dunkworthiness. Pricewise, there isn't much difference with the Australian made brands so he'll continue to support local.

Biscuit Bonanza. Sweet, Crunchy, and plain simple biscuits. $3. 50 no complaints with a cuppa. However, Fantastic use for a biscuit base by adding them to a blender with butter and using them for cheesecake. With some added creativity you can layer the biscuits with layers of bananas, sweetened yogurt, and shaved chocolate leave in the fridge for 30 mins for a yummy dessert. Use them with smores by melting marshmallows adding some chocolate and you have another versatile snack. Easy to store and carry for camping. I give them the thumbs up!