Dunking-mad Brits have crowned the custard cream king of the biscuits when it comes to tea-dipping due to its combination of ...

Dunking joy, from custard creams to, er, fig rolls… It’s official: Britain is a nation of dunkers—and Gen Z are leading the ...

It's a debate that takes place in office kitchens across the UK. Should you put milk into your tea before or after the ...

These biscuits had a picture of a grain of wheat on the top, which made they look like McVities, with the words 'Digestive Biscuits' but they were paler in colour and slightly bigger in size.

There's nothing better than a chocolate digestive biscuit to go with a cup of tea, but with a packet of McVitie's costing a whopping £2.25, I wanted to know if a cheaper one was just as good ...

London-based artist Ed Chapman has created biscuit portraits of famous British people to mark the 100th anniversary of the McVitie’s digestive biscuit range. The mosaic artist said he had some ...

Sir Trevor McDonald, David Bowie and Dame Judi Dench, made entirely of digestive biscuits A mosaic artist based in London said he had some "trepidation" when McVitie's called and asked him to make ...

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 ...

People are just realising they've been eating one of the most popular biscuits wrong. McVitie's chocolate digestives have been around for 100 years, but now it seems we may not have been eating ...

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.

The creators of the chocolate digestive biscuit, which has been made for the last 100 years, believes people been eating the biscuit wrong for decades.