Biscuits

Indian Biscuits and Cakes - The Brands You Actually Love

There is a particular satisfaction in reaching for a biscuit you recognise. Not just the flavour, but everything that comes with it like the packaging, the smell when you open the pack, the way it crumbles or holds up in chai.

Indian biscuits carry that kind of familiarity, and it's one of the reasons they remain so popular in UK kitchens, decades after these brands first arrived here.

Parle-G is the one that comes up first in almost every conversation. Mildly sweet, slightly grainy in texture, and almost designed to be dunked in a hot drink. It has been made the same way since decades, and there is clearly no reason to change a formula that works this well.

Britannia takes things in a different direction. The Good Day biscuit which is buttery, golden, packed with cashews, feels more indulgent. 

Then there's Marie Gold, the lighter option, good for those who want something to eat with their tea rather than instead of it. The Bourbon cream sits somewhere in the middle: chocolatey, filling, and reliably satisfying. Britannia covers a lot of ground, and most households end up with two or three of their varieties at any one time.

LU Bakeri is a name that deserves more attention than it sometimes gets. The Tuc biscuits are generous in size, crispy in texture, and salty in flavours that keep things interesting. A solid everyday biscuit that doesn't cut corners.

Beyond biscuits, the cakes and shortbreads in this category are good for households that want something a little more substantial as a snack or a quick dessert. Nothing elaborate, just the kind of fresh, sweet option that fills a gap without any preparation needed.

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