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It has to be McVitie's... or does it?

Digestives are staple items in our biscuit tin. Perfect for after-school raiding or for an 11 'o'clock cup of tea dunk, we favour McVities in our household but they are significantly more expensive ...

The wedding of the century is just days away. If you're throwing your own royal wedding party to toast Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, there's a biscuit you're going to want to add to the menu.

If you're a fan of McVitie's Digestive biscuits, you're in for a treat as the brand prepares to launch a new edition of one of its much-loved snacks. The plain Digestive was first produced in 1892 and ...

A freshly brewed cup of tea and a crumbly digestive biscuit is a regular combination for us at Good Housekeeping. So, we were very excited to hear the news that from today, McVitie’s has announced the ...

Pladis India, the maker of the global biscuit brand McVitie’s, has unveiled a new campaign in India titled ‘Shuru kisne kiya’. The campaign places a spotlight on McVitie’s legacy as the original ...

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The name "digestive biscuit" isn't overly appetizing, sounding more like a medicine than a tasty snack. However, it's one of the most popular British biscuits, making it a common sidekick to an ...

It's been over a century since Digestive biscuits first graced our tea trays – and their popularity hasn't waned one bit. Over the years, McVitie's has treated us to a plethora of variations and ...

Tell me if there's a better way to start a Monday than with this exciting nugget of food news: our favourite biscuit brand, McVities has just launched a brand-new range of ice creams - and they're all ...