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Woolworths Scotch Finger Biscuits

Name: Woolworths Scotch Finger Biscuits
Brand: WOOLWORTHS W
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.59 (51 reviews)

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Gurmeet Singh ✓

cheap and good money's worth so if u wanna save a buck go for it

Amy Moulstone ✓

very nice biscuits! taste just the same as the more expensive version. so nice dipped in coffee

Ange ✓

these woolworths brand scotch finger biscuits are exactly the same as the name brand ones but half the price!

Catrina ✓

This is a timeless a classic. They’ve got that buttery, slightly sweet flavour and a nice crisp texture that holds up well when you dunk them in tea. Not too hard, not crumbly — just a simple biscuit that does the job. Great for a quick snack or when you want something small with a cuppa.

Daisy ✓

These Woolworths Scotch Finger biscuits are a great budget-friendly snack. They have a nice buttery flavour and a crumbly texture that goes really well with a cup of tea or coffee. I like that they’re simple and not overly sweet. Good value for the price and perfect for everyday snacking or sharing with family.

Tina ✓

pros perfect to have with evening tea or coffee.Cheapest on the market for scotch fingers with butter flavour.Made in Australia with 82% AU INGREDIENTS cons does have 1.5 star health ratings.

Jinka ✓

it is good price and we bought one. it will be good to make cakes or desert with it. we don’t open yet, but it is good size too.

Caroline Townsend ✓

great tasting biscuits. they are soft and not to crumby. break easy. perfect serving size for little kids. very yummy

Steve Paine ✓

Always a good quality product at a very affordable price. Something that you can use when anyone calls in for a cup of tea or coffee without notice

Ellie Davidson ✓

I buy these to use as cheesecake bases as they are the perfect biscuit for that. hard but not overly so they crumble up without too much effort and mix in with the butter easily. sweet but not clawing I even like the odd one with a cuppa

Julianna ✓

these didn’t taste like scotch fingers at all, they taste like plain biscuits. they don’t have the butteriness of scotch fingers

V ✓

Woolworths Scotch Finger biscuits are a simple, budget-friendly classic that’s great with a cup of tea or coffee. They’re sturdy for dunking and lightly sweet, but can be a bit plain and dry on their own. Overall, a reliable everyday biscuit rather than a treat.

stac ✓

not bad for a supermarket brand biscuit. they aren’t as buttery as the big named brand, but for a few dollars cheaper they taste very nice.

Karmishtha Dewan ✓

A staple for morning tea and coffee. Everyone loves it. A pro tip- dip on Nutella or Biscoff spread for a yummy easy dessert

Nadja Hassall ✓

wow wow wow I went and bought a biscuit tin just to hold these great biscuits. warning though they are addictive

Oni ✓

delicious biscuits which are great with a cup of tea yummy taste too you can even dunk them in your tea/coffee

Amy Moulstone ✓

love these biscuits. exactly the same as the more expensive version. great flavour and texture. even better dipped on coffee

Sin Cheung ✓

no fault to buy scotch finger biscuits. taste nice and price reasonable.

Catherine Camps ✓

I got these for Christmas baking. they were a really good price so I got some to put away. these are great with just a hot drink as well but when chopped up I add to baking.

kiarna j curtain ✓

Quick and easy to use cheap to buy and useful. It’s also something we use often and something that we buy a lot and something that I can make worth while. when we have something else like it it’s just not the same.

Caroline Townsend ✓

Quality biscuit for a very affordable price. The biscuit is nice and sweet with lots of flavour to it. The portion size is a good for a family. The biscuit is easy for toddlers and babies to consume. A great base for cooking or can be used as just to eat.

Daisy ✓

I recently grabbed a packet of the Woolies Scotch Finger biscuits and they were a solid sweet-treat option. What I liked: Nice crisp, shortbread-style texture — good for a tea or coffee break. Simple, fairly clean ingredient list for a supermarket biscuit: wheat flour, vegetable oil, sugar, etc. Woolworths Decent nutrition info: per 17 g serving you get about 11.2 g carbs and 3.4 g fat. A convenient pantry staple — easy to dunk or nibble. What could be improved: The flavour isn’t as rich or buttery as some premium shortbreads I’ve had; it’s a bit more “every-day biscuit” rather than luxury. If you are comparing to classic brands, some users feel the taste or texture is less distinct. Because it’s modest in flavour profile, it might not wow someone looking for something more indulgent. Overall: If you’re after a reliable, budget-friendly biscuit for your tea/coffee break, the Woolworths Scotch Finger delivers. It might not be the most decadent choice, but it offers good value and hits the biscuit-sweet spot without going overboard. I would happily pick it up again.

Backy Lam ✓

I like these Woolworths' Scotch Finger biscuits for their crumbly texture and classic buttery taste, which especially hits my sweet tooth cravings. The buttery-flavour biscuit is surprisingly amazing for a biscuit. There is a perfect amount of tasty buttery in the biscuits. It is definitely better value than Arnott's Scotch Finger biscuits. It's perfect for when you are craving Scotch Finger biscuits simultaneously. They come in small pieces, so you are getting enough to satisfy your sweet tooth, but you aren't as likely to overindulge. I do wish there were more in the package, but I would definitely repurchase these!

Pankajkumar Shastri ✓

it's very tasty snack for kids and adults but not an healthy option to have a everyday and still low prices.

Kim ✓

perfect scotch finger biscuit ever! affordable and tasty ! my only concern is the amount of palm oil using in it otherwise great!

Julie Heron ✓

Woolworths Scotch Fingers are my go-to biscuit every morning with my coffee! They’re perfectly crunchy, buttery, and just the right amount of sweet. I love how they hold together when you dunk them, without going soggy too fast. They taste just as good as the big-name brands but at a great price, and the pack size is really generous too. Simple, classic, and always delicious—definitely one of my favourite Woolies treats!

Christine Smith ✓

These are my favourite scotch finger biscuits and a regular in my weekly shop. They are crunchy but not over hard, not too sweet and inexpensive compared to the named brand. I love to dunk my biscuit, these hold together well.

Tina ✓

pros tasty scotch butter bread biscuit.Perfect for evening snack with tea or coffee.Also great for biscuit cakes. cons contains saturated fats

Willa Wu ✓

I picked up a pack of Woolworths Scotch Fingers recently, and they turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The biscuits have that classic buttery aroma when you open the pack, and the texture is spot on — crisp enough to snap cleanly but not too hard to bite into. They have a mild, sweet flavour with a nice buttery finish, making them perfect for dunking in tea or coffee

MMM ✓

Crunchy and good for dipping in tea, but the butter flavour isn’t as strong as the original Scotch Finger biscuits. Still, they’re a cheaper option and nice for a snack.

Ruby Foster ✓

These scotch finger biscuits are great with coffee or tea or on their own. They taste great and are a great little snack to have a pick me up. Great value, they are enjoyable to eat. I will buy these again.

Cass ✓

these are just as good as the arnotts ones. good to use as a base for cheesecake

Novita Carolina ✓

best biscuit, and is super cheap. great value and tastes the same as branded packs. definitely recommend!

Christine Smith ✓

Woolworths Scotch Finger biscuits are considerably less expensive than the original. Makes them affordable for everyday. They are crisp and crunchy, perfect for dunking in a cup of tea. slightly less buttery than other brands and prefer them for dunking in tea or coffee. Pros: Woolies version contains less sugar per 100g Cons: seems less buttery (unable to verify)

Wei L ✓

have tried so many brands of scotch finger. this one from woolworths is the best. strong in flavour melt in mouth!

Nicole Grech ✓

I love these biscuits, great if you’re feeling abit sick in the stomach and need something with no dairy etc or just need a snack. I dip mine in my hot milo and have them for an afternoon snack. Delicious tasting and cheaply priced.

Ligori Kosta ✓

A classic biscuit at a fraction of the name brand price. I like to spread some strawberry jam on the biscuit as a treat while have a nice hot cup of tea or coffee.

Nina Ricci Barmontino ✓

great scotch finger. we dont need to buy the branded ones. this one is creamy and does not crumble when you eat it

Jarred B ✓

Great alternative to name-brand versions. looks and tastes great however a bit crumbly compared to the original.

M Murtuz ✓

I enjoy having scotch fingers biscuits goes well for the evening coffee, Woolworths has it cheap

Peta Perkins ✓

Cheap and cheerful. Taste just like the other scotch finger brand. Woolies own brand is high competition with it’s more expensive counter type. Will continue to buy. Some own brands , being cheaper, yeh quality is easy to tell apart from the more expensive brand. This is not the case with these biscuits. Will continue to buy.