Burton’s Biscuit CoBurton's Jammie Dodgers, 4.9 Ounce (Pack of 5)

I have been on amazon since 2001 but this is my first review. The reason I wanted to finally review something, is becausee this product is AMAZING. I first became curious about this item, because I am an anglophile & a nerd to all things Doctor Who, so when this was mentioned on the show, I had to try it. The cookies arrived in good condition & the price was VERY good. JD's are composed of two cookies with a fruit jam between.The cookie tastes like childhood. Its absolutely delicious, sort of a mix between a cookie dough, a sugar cookie, & a butter cookie. It's texture is still crumbly but not dry & crispy, it has a sort of a bite. The jam between is a mix of raspberry with a HINT of cinnamon apple. The consistency of the jam is SPOT ON. Its not hard & brittle, but not too liquid. Its sort of chewy, & it tastes amazingly delicious & because the entire cookie is all natural, it tastes all natural. The entire cookie/biscuit is not too sweet unlike many saccharine American cookies like Oreos, chips ahoy or even similar cookies with fruit jam in the middle, which have almost twice the sugar content!When I first tried this cookie, I ended up eating the entire 8 cookies in the package! They are SOOO ADDICTIVE! As I stated before, it tastes like a piece of childhood :) Trust me you MUST try these beautifully delicious cookies (or if your british, biscuits). Next I am hoping to try another British favorite: Jaffa cakes. I can finally satisfy my sweet tooth for these british favorites without having to either travel to the UK or have someone bring my some back :) In conclusion it seems that The Doctor was correct....Jammie Dodgers are amazing!

These are delicious shortbread cookies with a perfect fruity filling. I'd never heard of these until watching a UK podcast (Nemo) and I love them. They'd make a great holiday gift, and they're definitely worth ordering from our friends across the pond.

Yum! nuff said.

I have to begin by starting that I haven't had these since I was growing up in Scotland so my memory may have been slightly fogged by the innocence of youth.I recall these being so much larger - but that may be because I was so much smaller, or it could also be that it seems everything these days is smaller.I was so excited to bite into the jammy, raspberry goodness and was rather disappointed in the thin, chewy layer of gummy gelatine that was barely holding the two cookies together! The only thing that hadn't changed (in my recollection) was the little cut out heart on the top!While they tasted somewhat stale and not exactly as remembered, they were mediocre at best. Definitely not the tasty treat I remembered nor the biscuit I would rush to share with my American friends and family - as I tend to do, with excitement, when a goodie from home arrives.More of a Chewy Dodger than a Jammy Dodger and please make sure you have a plate or a vacuum ready as they fall apart within the first bite.Somewhat disappointed, but I'll struggle through the remaining packs! 😔

I have been eating these cookie's ,or biscuits as we call them across the pond, ever since I can remember and they are still one of my favorites. American companies add way too much sugar to their packaged cookies. Jammy Dodgers are the best. Another good one is Digestives.

My childhood biscuits.Loved them as a kid and still as an adult.The biscuit/cookie not as crunchy as remember. Not sure if it's due to the heat through transit.I still like them and so does my family.

I love the flavor of these. It is hard not to eat the whole package, they are that good. The cookies are a bit crumbly but overall the combination is a fantastic snack cookie.

Got here super fast and love them. Took them to work with me to share and everyone loved them as well. Great with a cup of tea. I bought these after hearing about them on Doctor Who :) and I was not disappointed. They crumble in the box easily, not sure if it the cookies themselves or packaging could be better so be careful opening. These are very dangerous and could finish a whole box in one sitting if not careful.