Broken Chocolate Biscuit Assortment 1kg Box

Good selection, in good condition, very good

Yummy biscuits but only wrapped lightly in a white plastic bag, so needed to be eaten straight away or they would have gone soft. Box was only quarter of the way filled. With a large family, biscuits didn't last long and for the price they could have filled the bag / box. Nice

Who didn't love broken biscuits as a kid? These were great and lasted a couple of weeks, great with a cup of coffee. A little bit on the pricey side but as its delivered to your door its hard to complain.

Purchased 3 times. First time excellent, good variety. Second time it was all the same type of biscuit. Third time was mostly the same type of biscuit (luckily my favourite type) with a few others mixed in.Definitely tasty, but increasingly pricey. Sadly I don't think I will be treating myself with this again unless the price drops considerably.

Not worth the money ,there's only a few in a white bag ,had to throw them away ,as they were white on the top ,that's a giveaway that chocolate has gone off ,my bank account is £12 lighter for nothing

If you like chocolate this is the box of biscuits for you! Such great value

People do not swallow biscuits whole, Like so many others, I make no objections if they are broken.The "House of Lancaster" have been selling broken and misshaped biscuits for many years and in my opinion the luxury chocolate 1kg pack is one of there best.Everyone loves a bargain, but is it really a money saver?The tempting picture of unbroken biscuits on a box that would easily hold 2.5 times it's volume may lead you to believe so, but let's do the math.The average weight of a biscuit pack is 300g, so a 1kg box holds 3.33 packs at £2.40 per pack,broken for your convenience, placed in a 2.5kg box and dressed up to look like a bucketful, so the question is, would you pay £2.40 for a packet of chocolate biscuits?Bearing in mind that these biscuits are broken and discarded by the manufacturer, then what would be a realistic price for 1kg box of loose, mixed and generally Ill treated biscuits in a thrift store.With this question in mind, I give "House of Lancaster" a 2 star rating with no offence intended to the actual makers of the product.This really does take the biscuit!Ray Gardner

I have no idea whether these are good value or not but they are very moreish and don't buy them if you're on a diet because you won't fit in the seat on the plane never mind your bikini