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HOVIS BISCUITS

any1 remember the hovis loaf shaped biscuit they were a proper dunkin biscuit, the only place I can find them is morrisons, oh and in the top 10 of bicky`s is the thrupenny biscuit and the massive dundee biscuit (well they were in the 80`s) both available from the school tuckshop, where are they now


teash  Fri 10/09/04 21:01
brawburd
Fri 10/09/04
21:50
Hovis digestives are still around but not that easy to find - Tesco has them tho.
Wisebird
Fri 10/09/04
21:56
Absolutely lovely with cheese. I can't even find them in our local Morrisons now!
pinus
Fri 10/09/04
22:10

A slightly different take --

can you remember the small hovis loaves, about 2 1/2 inches long which bakeries used to produce? They used to cost about one old penny.

I'm just ancient!!


Wisebird
Fri 10/09/04
22:49
Then that makes me ancient as well pinus!! The first time I had these was at the Ideal Home Exhibition in the 50's. It seemed so special to have your own tiny Hovis loaf.
Allibee
Fri 10/09/04
23:10
I bought some havis biscuits in Tescos last week but prior to that, they not had them in for ages. Delicious with cheese I agree. We used to get the little Hovis loaves on our way home from school,. Yummy
pinus
Fri 10/09/04
23:42

It was rare for my brother and me to have more than a few crumbs left by the time we got back from the shop.


Brijan
Sun 12/09/04
21:08
Yes,Tesco did have some but here in Walkden, they are no more!!
Brijan
Sun 12/09/04
21:22
Hello again
This could be useful!
These biscuits can be purchased at
www.missingbritain.com
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