Kullanard's mangosteen fruit cookies

Was attracted by Kullanard's cookie range because of its unusual flavours, not unusual in Thailand but unusual for places that do not sell them!
The cookie flavours were: mangosteen, mango and durian.


mangosteen, mango or durian

I got the mangosteen flavour because the other two I could roughly imagine the taste.
The cookies were convenient, they were individually packed.

Individual packets

The cookie itself was softer than I expected, but had a nice mangosteen aroma to it.
It was slightly pinkish too.
It tasted like a Ribena flavoured cookie!


As well as cookies they had crispy rolls, the ones I found interesting were Tom Yum Gung, Banana flavour!
Crispy Rolls
http://www.kullanard.com/HG_4806_122443/with_fl/html/images/CrunchyNew.jpg

Tom yum kung or banana crispy rolls!!

Pepperidge farm Fresa Verona

The cookie base has lots of wheat which you can visually see.
They also have apricot with strawberry flavour too, maybe the apricot would balance out the fake strawberry jam.


I thought these were going to taste nice but I didnt really like them, the taste was too buttery and the taste of strawberry jam was too fake.

Ritz mini bits

Wicked mini ritz biscuits, they are slightly bigger than a 1p coin.

Mini oreos Bite sized version

Not a popular biscuit in the UK, but anyway they have a mini size version

TWIX and Russian Twixels

The Russians have come up with twixel's, a Russian mini version of TWIX with an orange filling.
As well as orange there are three other flavours: cherry, vanilla and triple chocolate.

Molly Woppy chocolate and raspberry moments

Chocolate & raspberry

Got these from the Supermarket, which were imported from New Zealand.
I thought they were going to taste like chocolate cookies with cream in the middle, but it was actually chocolate shortbread.
The chocolate short bread was very buttery just like normal shortbread, and the creamy filling in the centre had real raspberry pips inside.
The only downside, was that it was shaped like a ball, and it was too big for my mouth.
More Molly Woppy  information and products:
 www.mollywoppy.co.nz

Crabtree and Evelyn Orange and butter cookies

Crabtree and Evelyn are a brand that sells famous luxuries for the body, so it was interesting when they introduced a fine food section, so I tried their cookies.

Nice elegant packaging that contains orange butter cookies inside the rolled cardboard tin.
Each cookie is thin in thickness, however its texture is like a cross between a shortbread and a cookie, less of a crunch.
The cookie contains alot of orange peel in it, and has a jaffa taste rather than citrus flavouring which complements the buttery flavour.
On the aftertaste, there was a slight mintyness to it.
Other cookie flavours include all butter hazelnut,  chocolate, lemon, breakfast, oat and cranberry, strawberry and cream, white chocolate and raspberry, shortbread.

http://www.crabtree-evelyn.co.uk/eng/categories/collections/finefoods

Tim Tam Australian sweet surrender biscuits

Imagine having a black forest cake, well Tim Tam's sweet surrender offers you just that in biscuit form.
Cream and chewy raspbery jam sandwiched in crunchy chocolate biscuit coated in chocolate.
If you put it in the fridge, the jam will be even chewier.

There is also the chocolate hazelnut mousse I want to try too.

Malted milk biscuits

Malted milk biscuits are named after their malt flavouring and milk content.
The cow imprinted on the biscuit distinguishes these biscuits as malted milk.
There are three main variations of the design but with so many brands there will be a slight difference.
The main designs are:
Two milk churns and a cow
A cow and a gate
A cow and a smaller cow
Other modified malted milk biscuit include chocolate covered single biscuit and custard creams.