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Lemon cream custard biscuits

Pop the kettle on! These tangy lemon cream custard biscuits are a delicious treat to eat with an afternoon cup of tea.

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Butterscotch scroll biscuits

Fill up the biscuit jar with these delicious and easy butterscotch scrolls that are great for a light snack or afternoon tea treats.

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These little bites of heaven are traditionally made with apricot kernels or bitter almond paste. We have tweaked the recipe just a little with the addition of almond extract, so they are not as bitter as the originals but as they are chewy on the inside and crispy on the outside you might have a little trouble stopping at just one!

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Coffee scroll biscuits

Deliciously thin and crisp, these gorgeous biscuits are inspired by the discontinued old-fashioned Arnott’s version. Use various sized glass jars to indent the cookies if you don’t have various sized cutters.

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Passionfruit Yoyos

These passionfruit yoyos are great to take as a bring-a-plate treat over the Easter holidays.

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Custard Cream Biscuits

A melt in the mouth afternoon tea treat, or for when guests pop in.

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Low-Calorie Healthy Christmas Biscuits

Don't let the holiday season get the better of you, because you can have your cookies and eat them too! These biscuits have been created by leading dietitian, Susie Burrell and are perfect with a cuppa.

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Orange and honey seed biscuits

Orange and honey is a match made in heaven that makes these nutrient-dense seed biscuits sing with zesty freshness. They’re a whiz to make and bake in a flash - ready to fill the biscuit tin for guilt-free snacking.

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Aunty Jim's Chocolate Cream Biscuits

"Her mother often made these chocolate cream biscuits using a recipe from a handwritten cookbook belonging to Lesley’s aunt, Gwendolyn Healey. “She hated her name so much that she said she’d rather be called Jimmy, so she was known as Aunty Jim.” - Lesley Partridge