Those were so good! They were made by Cadbury and you can find similar biscuits but not the same size texture....

those were like the best cookies, they were like melt in your mouth good. there is another that we bought alot in the 70's that were caramel nuts, etc.if anyone has an idea what they were called, i would love to know.

Man, I loved those cookies. I do remember that they were made by Cadbury They are probably one of the best cookies I have ever had. It is on of my best childhood memories. Is there anywhere I can purchase these again.

Looking for the same cookie.

i want to know what they were called as well they were the best wish they would come back!

OMG those were the best cookies ever why would they stop selling those cookies they started out with 6 in the pack then went to 4 OMG if anyone know where i can find them please hit me up at sherylportis@yahoo.com

This was a great cookie.I wish they were still availiable.Things were really good when the kit-kat candy bar was made by roundtree company, some things should be left alone

These were my favorite cookies when I was a kid!I used to buy it from the truck that was like a little store that would come around the neighborhood. They were my favorite! I wish someone would bring them back. I want those cookies!!!!

my dad use to bring these home to me back in 1969 or 1970 from the hospital he worked at, had the sleeve covering a gold tin wrapper, so good, I also am looking for these

During my summers as a child in Ontario, Canada, my grandmother would always buy these Cadbury 'cookies' for me from Cleve's Hi-Way Market in Tobermory. At the time in Canada, one side of the box would be in English and the other side printed in French. This was the same for all products like cookies or boxes of cereal. I remember the French side saying 'Biscuit' instead of cookie. The cookies were long and rectangular. Two flat 'biscuits' with chocolate in the middle between them and then covered in Cadbury chocolate. They also made these with orange cream in the middle, two, so you had a choice. If it got warm the cookies would kind of melt together in the white cardboard box. I remember the boxes being covered in a white wrapper with the familiar Cabury logo in dark violet blue with gold letters. They were always imported from England in those days and I've yet to find them since. Cadbury makes Fingers now which are long thin cookies covered in their chocolate and they taste similar but not nearly as good. I went to a World Market store in Ann Arbor, Michigan today and found the Cadbury Fingers, but also Cadbury Crunchie cookies and Cadbury Dairy Milk cookies. The Dairy Milks looked kind of like the old biscuits without the chocolate filling and these were more square shaped. Their Cadbury Crunchie candy bars are similar to a Butterfinger here in the states, I believe, so those cookies has pieces of peanut butter candy in them. Still I'm sure these new found cookies cannot compare to the original biscuits in taste. Even now when I cross the border, I still look for those original biscuits, just like other Canadian products from my childhood like Chocolate Soldier drink and Humpty Dumpty Chips and snacks.

I remember those six square chocolate covered shortbread cookies. There was only one store in our small town that carried them. When I was in high school my mom would take me every week to get enough packs to pack in my lunch bag for school. I've looked for them everywhere would love to have them back. They were the best.

I remember those cookies and they were absolutely delicious. Where can I find the recipe?

OMG! I was starting to think I had imagined those cookies. I have been looking for those things for over 40 years!!!! Whose idea was it to stop making those? Obviously I am still looking....I'm on this site :-(.

And to think, I thought I imagined these cookies. They were real and I remember them to well and I want them please tell me if you get any information about them .i just need to know why they stopped selling them. Help me !!!!

Not only were these Cadbury chocolate covered short bread cookies around in the '70s, they were around in the early '60s. When I was in junior high (65 now) I would take my daily lunch money of 35 cents to buy a package of 6 small squares wrapped in thin aluminum every morning at the neighborhood store for 25 cants. I remember them because they were absolutely decadent.

Cadbury snacks are what those cookies are now called and, sadly, you can only buy them from England. I did have a connection a few years back online with a British foods importer so the price was not too high but they seem to have gone out of business. if you "Google" Cadbury snack, you will find them, even on a amazon, but be prepared to pay handsomely. yes, they are still as delicious as they were back then.

I found the cookies online I so believe these are the cookies, im going to order a few packs and I will report back if they are the same.

Please share where you bought them from

No the cadbury snack is different . Those cookies weren't cream filled with the snack .

They are available in the US on Amazon.com for around $10 for 6 packages (6 cookies in each),free shipping. Just ordered and received in mail, but the chocolate was melted. Tasted just like I remember though!

TimTams are so much like Cadbury chocolate covered shortbread. They are made by Arnott, a company in Australia. Kroger supermarket sells them They are delicious. The cookie is chocolate but a very mild flavor. They taste just like the original.

Man, those were the best ever! I have searched high and low trying to find them!! Please! Please! Please! Let me find them again

These cookies were a peak of delicousness. Many things have come close but their blend of crisp, creamy and savory was true perfection!

I loved those cookies so much until my uncle nicknamed me Shortcake. They are at Amazon. I haven’t tried them yet but they were my favorite cookies. They bring back so many memories as a child.

Used to love those Cookies when I was a little girl. Shortbread cookie recipe and melted Cadbury milk chocolate to dip them might work. I am definitely, going to try making them with my Grandkids this winter.