Sounds weird, hmmm is it like the gunk at the bottom of your cuppa after dunking?!?

Totally phenomenal spread - dangerous to have around the house if you're cutting calories as it's 100% impossible to have just a little bit.

Love the biscuits, but this tastes like cold sick.

Use the biscuits as a cheesecake base then this swirled into the top, mmmmmm! In my local too, heat added

bag of hazelnuts, spoon, jar of this crack sauce. win.

For those who have enjoyed eating this out of the jar, I can also recommend Marshmallow Fluff - yes, marshmallow in a jar, available in Sainsburys and B and M. Great on waffles, but if you like baking, both these products are great for piping into the middle of cake pops.

This stuff is manna from heaven... especially the smooth variety.

The NHS is very very busy at present........then it's predicted over a short period of time... it will all go very quiet :wink:

Spread? I normally just eat it with a spoon out the jar.

Try putting it on hot pancakes, when it melts.... shieeeeeeeeeeeeet.

Very nice in hot milk too.

As if a biscuits aren't poor enough food some bloaters have to slap a sugar and oil solution on top. No wonder the health service is bursting at the seams like some of the patients.

I bought a jar once. Ate the whole lot with a spoon & THEN looked at the calories on the label. :confused:

this stuff is like crack! had my 1st jar in January and it last about 5 days..

Great for people without teeth. I love a biscuit as much as the next fat man. Don't buy them as I am a greedy fiend and it's a struggle controlling my moobs at the best of times.

Why aren't women "feeders"!? Biscoff is a very appropriate name. Ideal for people who don't want to expend a few calories by actually chewing.

Disclaimer: although I am endorsing this product I have never seen or had it anywhere near my cakehole!

Yeah I've seen in Derby so much be national :smiley:

Very good to spread on Lotus biscuits :smiley:

Love the stuff but do yourself a favour - if you buy one, don't read the calories on the side! :confused:

Almost as dangerous to have in the cupboards as Nutella.

Usually £2+, hot!

It tastes like the Lotus Biscot biscuits, which are malted biscuits. It's very, very sweet but nice on toast.

Sounds weird, hmmm is it like the gunk at the bottom of your cuppa after dunking?!?