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Chocolate digestive takes the biscuit in hunt for best treat of all time
IT WAS developed 150 years ago by a Scot and marketed to the Victorians as a health food. Now a survey has named the McVities chocolate digestive the nation's favourite biscuit. It was closely followed by the chocolate HobNob and another Scottish classic treat – Walkers shortbread. (16/06) MoreYou may also like
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