Morrisons Chocolate Chip Biscuits - 230g

Every British biscuit cupboard has a workhorse. Not the fancy tin saved for visitors, but the packet that gets opened on a Tuesday because the kettle has just boiled. The supermarket chocolate chip biscuit has held that job for years, sitting alongside the digestives and the rich teas.

People in Canada go looking for this one because they want the one they had, not a near cousin. The biscuit from the after-school snack, the one your mum hid behind the cereal, the one that went in every packed lunch. Familiar matters when you are a long way from Bradford, or anywhere else with a Morrisons.

It comes in a 230g packet, which keeps happily in a cool, dry cupboard. Once it is open, roll the end over tight or tip the lot into a tin, though in most houses that step is not needed for long. Dunk briefly. Hesitate and you will be fishing for it with a spoon.

A packet like this rarely travels alone. People tend to add a box of proper British tea bags, a packet of digestives for balance, and something chocolatey for later, which is how a quick order becomes a cupboard restock.