Crawford's Garibaldi Biscuits 100g 3.53 Ounce (Pack of 3)

Better than ever! Fresh biscuit and currants. Much like the old Sunshine biscuit 😊 All were intact.

Love these cookies, or maybe biscuits. They are pressed raisins in a medium soft , slightly sweet dough. Tasty but subtle.Used to be sold in the U.S., but I can't find them now.

I grew up on these and hadn't seen them in ages! Love them! SO good and not too sweet!

These are classic Girabaldi Biscuits—also affectionately known as “fly biscuits” because of the smushed currants in the biscuit. These Classic, flat biscuits were always a fave of mine since I was a kid & they are perfect for those who don’t want a sugary cookie-type snack, but want a cookie-like treat. Biscuits are how I remember them—flat, lightly sweet currant filling & semi-crunchy biscuit outer. Biscuits break at perforations making them easy to dunk—if you like living on the edge, spread a bit of butter or jam on them for a mega-treat! My biggest complaint about these Crawford Girabaldi is that I haven’t always received them in fresh condition. The texture of a fresh biscuit has a bit of crunch—when stale they are crumbly, crunchy & bland—blah! I give these a generally positive review—even better, Crawford’s Girabaldi’s have been available at a lower price for bulk purchase—I usually go for the 12 pack, which has been approximately 18.00+—not a bad price considering this product is not always easy to find. These biscuits are not SNAP eligible, nor are they vegan friendly having egg & milk ingredients. Nutritional label is in Euro-speak, so get out your gram converter if you must. If you remember these biscuits & loved them, here they are! If you are looking for a not-too-sweet biscuit for a light snack or tea, these are perfect!

Was searching for a similar raisin cookies I remember from the 80s, these are not quite as good as those but Garibaldi are definitely still a decent and close replacement. In comparison these are 1) more cookie less filling, 2) more dry on par with a British biscuit, 3) cookie kinda bland but not in a bad way because I love a not overly sweet or sugary cookie. Basically this is as sweet as a raisin is with a slightly sweet cookie crunch. It tastes like a raisin not a true currant which are typically more tart, and they are really just sprinkled within the cookie not a filling layer, perfect amount. A bit pricey for the small package it is, bought the 2pk to try but the 12pk is definitely the best value that I'll buy in the future. I don't usually have this habit but because they aren't overly sweet it is definitely easy to eat the whole package in a sitting, only 10 small rectangles (slightly wider/thicker than a club cracker) in the 100g package (the stats are listed per cookie on front so that's x10!)

Fond childhood road trip memory! I couldn't believe when I found these. I was thrilled! My mother used to buy these for us for every road trip we went on. They are soft, delicious and fun to eat! First thing I did was order it and had it shipped to my parents. They were just as thrilled as I was. Now it's a staple "surprise" package going to my dad every once in a while. Brings back memories for him as well as he shares the same story over and over with his caregivers every time he gets it in the mail.

Tasty but disappointing that the price is for two small packages.

I have always loved Garaboldies. They are so good.