'It belongs in the bin.' A definitive ranking of Arnott's Biscuits from diabolical to God-tier.
'It belongs in the bin.' A definitive ranking of Arnott's Biscuits from diabolical to God-tier.
The Scotch Finger deserves more praise.
That list is so wrong.
The only thing that makes sense to me is they wrote a terrible list to generate traffic.
Bingo.
Not having monte carlo at 1 should be considered a crime
The fact that Iced Vovo's aren't at number 1 is an issue I'll be taking up with Dan Andrews.
Absolutely flabbergasted. How can you put a Monty behind arrowroot and lemon crisp.
Maybe when I’m 70 I might agree with this list, but if I do please run me over when I’m meandering down the middle of the highway out of my gourd.
Based on everyone's responses, there is definitely no list until we go hottest 100 on cookies and determine the real list.
Like many others here I actually enjoy the Monte Carlo, I won't contest Kingston up the top though.
What about Venetians?! Having Monte Carlos so low should be a crime.
Maybe my palate has changed but I find all of the current Arnotts biccies are pale imitations of their former selves.
Orange cream is actually pretty good.
Orange Cream is the absolute tits. Whoever wrote this list needs an intervention.
It's mamamia, what did you expect?
Arnotts Coffee scrolls were the most delicious biscuit ever. Biscuit of my childhood and wish they'd make a comeback.
I thought choc ripple were only for smothering in whipped cream to make a choc ripple cake. Does anyone actually eat them as biscuits??
One of my kids took a while to be able to handle dairy. These things allowed him to have chocolate bikkies. Every other brand I found at the time had dairy in them.
Monte Carlo is the devil's cookie... Praise be to Kingston...
I actually agree with this list, although I would put arrowroot above lemon crisp and Monte Carlo right at the bottom.
The best Arnott’s biscuits are the Arnott’s Farmbake Peanut Brownie; annoyingly made in Australia but not sold in Australia.
Choc-dipped Scotch Finger is where it's at.