Ringtons Tea & Coffee

As a ginger biscuit addict, I ordered 2 packs! I crunched and nibbled, savouring the exotic flavour and delighting in the firm crunch, but indulged sparingly as I'd only got the 2 packs! Then I had friends over...! "Great" I thought, remembering they didn't like ginger biscuits. "Oh go on, if that's all you've got". I'm now biscuitless; totally bereft of my secret indulgence! Can you believe it, I've been given strict instructions by them, that when re-ordering (for myself), not to forget to order 3 packs each for them!!!!
The secret's out. (Posted on 18/09/2009)

absolutley fab, you can't put them down, love them, love them. Thanks (Posted on 07/07/2009)

Just tried the ginger snaps for the first time...all I can say is..it's a good job I ordered three packets, they are truly delicous. (Posted on 04/07/2009)

Just tried the ginger snaps for the first time...all I can say is..it's a good job I ordered three packets, they are truly delicous. (Posted on 04/07/2009)

these are just the best, one is never enough. i cant wait to have some more (Posted on 23/06/2009)

These are absolutely gorgeous! Please don't changed the recipe or the price! Can you put these in Tescos please so I have 24 hour access!!! (Posted on 13/06/2009)

We have tried most ginger biscuits on the market, and have now found the best, yours! It's difficult to stop at just the one dunked in the coffee..... Don't ever change the recipe, they dont' need any improvement. (Posted on 26/05/2009)

Absolute B****y brilliant. Don't ever EVER change the recipe! (Posted on 23/03/2009)

Ive tasted every ginger biscuit there is on the market , and nothing can touch ringtons it is the best , even beating that well known brand , this is not just any old ginger biscuit this is a ........bisuit get the picture . they ll not get me having any one else's , Im well and truely hooked on them.

feb 2009 (Posted on 14/02/2009)

Dear loved ones,

These are really damn good biscuits. I only experienced the crunch, spicy tingle and melt in the mouth feel through my parents bringing them from the UK to my home here in Dubai, UAE.

However, it is suggested by my esteemed blood relatives that they are not available in shops?! This was slightly perplexing as I felt that the best place to sell a biscuit would be a shelf in Walmart. However I undertstand your love for the understated can see why having the 'ginger things that are so good but nobody can buy' is at least an original marketing tactic.

Also filling your website saying how much you love tea and coffee with no reference to the dunking apperel is clearly another attempt to hide these beauties from public appreciation! Are they a little shy in the wharehouse with so many tea bags lying around?

Anyway, thanks for the spicy tingle, I await another visit from my parents to experience the wonderful delight.

Here's to you, your marketing campaign, and the credit crunch - a crunch which really doesn't have the same snap as one of your biscuits - but which does to be fair leave less crumbs!

XXX (Posted on 13/02/2009)