British Border Biscuits in Canada

Some biscuits are for dunking without thinking. Border biscuits are a bit more deliberate. This small collection brings together three favourites from the Scottish biscuit maker: Border Milk Chocolate Ginger Biscuits, Border Dark Chocolate Orange Biscuits and Border Milk Chocolate Oat Crumble, each in a 150g pack. They are the sort of biscuits that turn a cup of tea into a proper sit-down, and the sort people tend to remember long after they have left the UK. If you have been missing them, or have only ever seen one on a café saucer and wondered where to find more, this page keeps them together, shipped from Canada by The Great British Shop.

Ginger, orange and oats, with chocolate doing its share

The range is short, but each one has its own character. The Milk Chocolate Ginger Biscuits pair warming ginger with a milk chocolate finish, a combination that works with a strong cup of tea on a cold afternoon. The Dark Chocolate Orange Biscuits go for something a little more grown-up, with orange and dark chocolate sitting comfortably together. The Milk Chocolate Oat Crumble leans towards the oaty, crumbly end of the biscuit tin, which makes it the obvious choice for anyone who likes a biscuit with some texture.

A biscuit for guests, or for nobody but you

Border biscuits have the look of something you would put out when people come round, which is handy, because you can. They sit nicely on a plate next to a pot of tea, slip easily into a care package, and make a thoughtful extra for someone who grew up with Scottish biscuits. They also work perfectly well eaten straight from the packet at the kitchen counter, which is how a fair few of them end up going. Buying a couple of flavours at once is usually the safer plan.

Border biscuits shipped across Canada

Because we ship from Canada, there is no need to wait for a parcel from home or hope someone remembers to pack them in a suitcase. Orders head out to Halifax and Dartmouth, Toronto and Ottawa, Montréal, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Victoria, Winnipeg, Kitchener, Moncton, Saint John and St. John’s. Add a few packs of Border to an order alongside your tea, chocolate, crisps and other British biscuits, and the cupboard is sorted for a while, or at least until someone finds the ginger ones.