British Highland in Canada

Some biscuits are for dunking, some are for sharing, and shortbread is mostly for pretending you will only have one. This collection brings together Highland Shortbread, a small and focused range covering the shapes people actually look for: classic Shortbread Fingers in 100g and 230g packs, a handy 3 x 100g bundle, Petticoat Tails in a 125g pack, and Chocolate Chip Rounds at 135g. It is a short list, but every item sits squarely in the tea-break tradition that British and Scottish households know well, all shipped from Canada by The Great British Shop.

Shortbread fingers in every sensible size

Fingers are the shape most people picture when they think of shortbread, and this collection gives you a few ways to buy them. The 100g pack is a neat size for a desk drawer or a lunch bag, the 230g pack suits a household that goes through a tin's worth faster than planned, and the 3 x 100g bundle is there for anyone who would rather stock up once than keep coming back. They sit beside a mug of tea or coffee without any fuss, and they tend to vanish from the cupboard at roughly the same speed as the kettle boils.

Petticoat Tails, Chocolate Chip Rounds and a little variety

If plain fingers feel too familiar, the Petticoat Tails offer the traditional wedge shape, the sort of shortbread that looks right on a plate when visitors turn up or when a quiet afternoon deserves a bit of ceremony. The Chocolate Chip Rounds take a different route, keeping the crumbly shortbread base and adding chocolate chips for anyone who likes their biscuit with a touch more going on. Between the three styles, there is enough here to cover an everyday packet, something for guests and one for the people who always reach for the chocolate option first.

Highland shortbread shipped across Canada

We ship across the country, so Highland Shortbread can head out to Halifax and Dartmouth, Toronto and Ottawa, Montréal, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Victoria, Winnipeg, Kitchener, Moncton, Saint John and St. John's without a weekend spent searching shelves for the right packet. It pairs well with a bigger order too, whether you are adding British tea, chocolate, crisps or other biscuits to the basket. For Canadians who grew up with shortbread at Christmas, at a gran's kitchen table or with every cup of tea, and for anyone trying it properly for the first time, this collection keeps a reliable British classic within easy reach.