Yahoo Finance Fox's New Winter Biscuits Feature A Chocolate Brownie Flavour
Let's face it, we're a nation of biscuit lovers. From Chocolate Digestives to Jammie Dodgers and Maryland Cookies, we love nothing more than sitting back and finishing a whole pack to ourselves, especially in the cooler months.
But if there's one brand that knows a thing or two about how to get us pumped for winter, it's Fox's. And they've only gone and launched their exclusive winter biscuit collection!
Featuring everything from sticky toffee pudding flavoured biscuits to snowman cookie tins, Fox's brand-new winter collection is available in all major supermarkets now and it's just what we need to get in the festive spirit.
Releasing its signature biscuit boxes, the first new addition to the brand's biscuit collection is their Chocolatey Winter Desserts Selection.
Complete with a range of biscuits inspired by some of our winter dessert favourites (hello chocolate brownie and sticky toffee pud), these melt-in-the-mouth flavoured biscuits are perfect for sharing at home... or eating all for yourself.
Next up, there's the brand-new Snowman Biscuit Selection, bringing together two Christmas classics: Fox’s and The Snowman, Raymond Briggs’ timeless picture book and movie. With everything from crunch creams to triple chocolate cookies and chocolately fudge sundae, this is the sort of tin you eat in one go with help from family.
And it doesn't stop there, back by popular demand is Fox's Fabulous Biscuit Selection Box featuring a collection of Fox’s best loved biscuits.
Bronwen Arthur, Senior Brand Manager at Fox’s Biscuits, commented: "The festive season is all about getting together with sharing moments with our nearest and dearest. Our Fox’s biscuit selections are perfect for sharing over those quality moments and really get the festive season started.
"These new additions are perfect for a cosy get together with friends and family and offer the delicious taste and quality expected from our iconic Fox’s Biscuits. We can’t wait to hear what people think!"
