I picked up packets of digestives from seven supermarket shelves to see if any could rival the original and save some money.

The most comparable treat to original-style digestive biscuits in America is graham crackers. Digestive biscuits and graham crackers are both wheat-based and sweet, but they have a few notable ...

They looked like the Aldi biscuit - with a wheat pic on top with the words 'Digestive Biscuits' - so they were comparable to McVities in appearance. They had an 11 month shelf life.

But did you know you’ve probably been eating Chocolate Digestive biscuits incorrectly your entire life? You’re not alone in this though, as apparently it’s been happening for the last 100 years.

Since its creation in 1925, it's estimated that almost 5.8 billion packets of chocolate digestive biscuits have been sold in the UK alone. Bill Bryson, an American author described the snack as a ...

The chocolate digestive has been a staple in British households for 100 years - but it seems we may have been eating the iconic biscuit wrong all this time Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday ...

UK ‘icons’ depicted in biscuit form to mark 100 years of chocolate digestive Mosaic artist Ed Chapman has created biscuit portraits of famous British people using McVitie’s chocolate digestives.

I tested digestives from Asda, Aldi, M&S, Morrisons, Tesco, Lidl and Sainsbury's and found one I liked more than McVities - and £1 cheaper too ...

An artist has used more than 1,000 biscuits to depict famous “British icons” to mark the 100th anniversary of the chocolate digestive. Mosaic artist Ed Chapman, who previously created large ...