However, product information is updated regularly, which means that lists of ingredients, nutritional guides and dietary and allergy advice may sometimes change. From the mid-1970s into the 1990s Jacob's used the advertising slogan "If you like a lot of chocolate on your biscuit, join our Club". Since Pixar made Monsters Inc and developed all the gubbins for doing fur and hair inside computers such things have become possible.

McVities have decided to bring us little domestic tableaus from a family of CGI wheat ears, who individually don't look as expensive as Vinny the Panda, but live in a photo realistic wheat field as opposed to his minimalist white room. The whipped cream filling (note the whipped has a little red heart to dot its i on the pack), is placed in six blobs towards the sides of the hexagonal biscuit. With summer finally here and the prospect of lots and lots of cycling the natural processes that keep my midriff in equilibrium stand a chance, that is eating biscuits and getting from A to B. Typical jobs: hospital/ward nurse, waitressing in a busy restaurant, cleaner, porter, labourer/construction worker, gardener, farm worker.The extravagant use of good quality chocolate on the Club meant that profits were tight in a competitive market and when Danone took over Jacobs in the 1990s it set about redesigning the product. Personally I couldn't really imagine wanting more than two in a sitting as all that indulgence can be a bit much. A small and troubled dollop of 'chocolate' recumbent on a small slab of gritty biscuit which was more of an autopsy to find out what killed it than a snack. Still despite such a possible set back the Club Milk showed its class and breeding and performed immaculately.

Information and statements about products are not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. Not only is it considerably bigger but our Tunnocks tipped the scales at 34g whilst the Blue Riband managed a paltry 18g. It is unclear exactly when Club Milk biscuits were first imported to England, perhaps beginning informally owing to the trade route between Ireland and the English port of Liverpool.Between 1983 and 1994 a similar series of TV adverts using the slogan "If you're going to have a cuppa, have a Club" was used. Who else remembers the TV advert from the early 80s (or thereabouts), in which the Beach Boys song 'Barbara Ann' was performed, except they were singing "Bar-bar-bar, bar-bar-a-Club"?