Farleys Rusks 18s (300gs)

I love my Farleys Rusks even though I’m a Grandma now. Great item!!!!!!!

The box gets a little battered in transit but the biscuits are fairly robust and were all intact, so don’t stress.Great product!! All good ingredients, no unwanted preservatives, colours or GM ingredients.

I had these when I was around 5 years old. And now I’m 10 times that I still buy a pack occasionally and let myself go and be a big kid once again.

As a recent post-op gastric bypass patient, I’ve been on the hunt for soft foods, and Farleys Rusks were suggested during my two-week recovery period before I can eat solid food. They definitely dissolve nicely in the mouth, which is exactly what I need during this phase. However, they taste more like candy than crackers — way sweeter than I expected!The sugar content is a bit higher than I’d prefer, especially since I need to avoid dumping syndrome. Fortunately, I eat them with chili or some kind of protein to help balance it out, but I’d be afraid to eat them on their own for fear of dumping syndrome.The box is split into half and each section is in a foil bag. You will need to get a ziplock back if you want to seal the un-eaten cookies in a bag. However, these work well for soft food requirements—perfect for dentures—but if you’re watching your sugar intake post-op, just be cautious. They’re more like a sweet treat than a typical rusk!

I ordered these for myself to eat with tea. I love them because they’re not too sweet but maybe I am odd. I picked up the habit when I lived in London. They’re not just for kids

Firm for baby does not mush up in mouth

Yuck. Not at all what I expected.. I was looking for a replacement for Holland rusk. Based on the reviews,I was hopeful these would be close. Not at all.The texture ....they get gummy and have a weird aftertaste.

easily dissolved in milk