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Biscuits & Shortbread

Biscuits and shortbread make a welcome treat to put out with tea, share around the table or take along as a food gift. Choose with the recipient in mind, and look for flavour and dietary information where it is supplied; they are just as appealing for your own cupboard.

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Questions about Biscuits & Shortbread

How do I choose biscuits or shortbread as a gift?

| Think about the recipient’s tastes and the occasion. Use any flavour details supplied to find a suitable choice, whether the gift is intended for one person or for sharing.

How much should I choose for sharing?

| Consider how many people will be sharing and check the individual item information for any portion or quantity details supplied.

What should I check if dietary needs are important?

| Read the dietary information supplied for the individual item before ordering. This is the safest way to check whether it suits the person receiving or sharing it.

How can I choose biscuits and shortbread for home?

| Decide whether you mainly want them alongside tea, to offer visitors or to pass around the table. That will help you judge the flavour and portion that best suit the occasion.

For tea, sharing and giving

A treat with tea or to share

Biscuits and shortbread are a straightforward choice when you want something to take to a host, serve with tea or add to a parcel as a food gift. They are equally handy to keep at home for visitors or an occasional treat.

Flavour is a useful first decision when buying for someone else, so use the details supplied to judge whether the choice matches their tastes. For sharing, consider the number of people and the portion you need. If dietary needs matter, check the information for the individual item before ordering.

For a gift, let the recipient’s preference lead rather than the size of the occasion. For your own cupboard, choose for the way you expect to enjoy them: alongside tea, offered to visitors or passed around the table.