New gift boxes from Border Biscuits
Border Biscuits is adding a touch of style to Christmas this year with the launch of an artistic new gift box range.
Date:
Thu, 13 Oct 2011
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The artistically inspired collection features the unique flavours of the award-winning Deliciously Different range, bringing together utterly delicious and genuinely different biscuits in time for the festivities.
Louise Creevy, national account manager at Border Biscuits, said: "Building on our 25 years of biscuit-making expertise, the Deliciously Different Biscuit Collection gift boxes showcase the unique flavour combinations from the range and come in three different shapes and sizes to ensure there’s a combination for everyone."
Perfect for sharing, the stylish 500g tin includes Toffee Apple Crumbles, Lemon Soufflé Cookies, Strawberry & Cream Shortbread, Chocolate & Orange Shortbread, Chocolate & Walnut Brownies and Black Forest Cookies.
Pick the 500g creative hexagonal pack to impress your friends and family with delicious biscuit choices including Chocolate & Orange Shortbread, Strawberry & Cream Shortbread, Butterscotch & Pecan Cookies, Black Forest Cookies and Chocolate & Walnut Brownies.
Or select the 400g rectangular box and enjoy Butterscotch & Pecan Cookies, Lemon Soufflé Cookies, Chocolate & Orange Shortbread, Toffee Apple Crumbles and Chocolate & Walnut Brownies.
The Deliciously Different Biscuit Collection gift boxes from Border Biscuits are available from Morrisons and Debenhams nationwide and Sainsbury’s and ASDA throughout Scotland.
The RRP for the gift boxes is £7.99 (500g tin), £5.99 (hexagonal pack) and £4.99 (400g rectangular box).
Meanwhile, for a classic taste of Christmas, look out for the traditional Border Biscuits gift boxes at a retailer near you. The assortments include good, old-fashioned ingredients and flavours from the Classic range such as Viennese Whirls, Oat Crumbles and Butter Petticoat Tails.
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