The biscuit does contain butter and some cornflour which makes for a very soft and crumbly texture with good flavour. Anna fumed: "Such a shame both of these biscuits got discontinued, the fruit Club was one of the best biscuits out there in my opinion, both of these biscuits need to be brought back as soon as possible, plus getting rid of the plain Club makes no sense at all. Indeed the many variants produced for the UK market by Jacobs in Liverpool, orange, mint, fruit etc were unknown in the Irish market.

Information and statements about products are not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. Eight biscuits to a pack and in genuine need of some support the box contains a cellophane wrapped insert tray with four stacks of two biscuits. 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. 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.Since Pixar made Monsters Inc and developed all the gubbins for doing fur and hair inside computers such things have become possible. So with out further ado lets take a look at a wafer biscuit that we've inexplicably managed to pass over for many a year the Blue Riband. So two packs of McVities Organic Yumbles, which were Digestives and Hobnobs by another name, only much smaller and more expensive and in need of more packaging to make them seem bigger, passed by without comment.

Funny that, the advert ran from about 1974, that's 44 years ago, and you are 46 years old, so you wrote it when you were 2? Recently one fan demanded answers on social media, with one tweeting: "Why on earth have you stopped making Fruit Clubs? Yes the adult themes continue as we move from lust and sin to guilt and the mature use of self restraint. They were previously on shelves as a limited edition item in 2005, and are the same as the classic digestive base but simply covered in a layer of white chocolate.

People are just realising that one of their favourite biscuit treats has been axed by McVities, and the company says there are no plans to bring it back. As a parting shot to all of this Vinny does partake of a Chocolate Viennese finger, which being the product shot probably required huge attention to detail to get it looking right. With distinct notes of well toasted bread crusts the wafer here is providing much more than a simple carcass on which to pour milk chocolate, its an equal partner in the taste.