Biscuits

EU biscuits face acrylamide reckoning

EU biscuits face acrylamide reckoning

By Gill Hyslop

A new study shows more than a quarter of biscuits on sale blow past EU safety benchmarks for acrylamide – a probable carcinogen that’s testing regulators’ patience and shaking consumer trust

Christmas is shaping up to be a real cracker

Christmas is shaping up to be a real cracker

By Gill Hyslop

It may be only September, but it’s never too soon to talk about Christmas. In 2025, festive innovation is set to deliver indulgence, hybrids and playful nostalgia.

King Charles is now in the biscuit business

King Charles is now in the biscuit business

By Gill Hyslop

Balmoral Castle’s kitchens are churning out gourmet snacks for the most discerning of diners - namely, royal dogs. With a peanut butter recipe reportedly in the works, these posh biscuits are fit for a king and a very good boy

Snacks that do more: 9 wellness-driven launches making waves

Snacks that do more: 9 wellness-driven launches making waves

By Gill Hyslop

Healthy snacks are no longer just a niche; they’re leading the charge in what consumers expect from food. These standout products prove you don’t have to sacrifice flavour, fun or convenience to make smarter snacking choices

Bite into summer: The LTOs turning heads

Bite into summer: The LTOs turning heads

By Gill Hyslop

Across categories from crackers to cookies, these limited edition launches show why urgency, nostalgia and innovation are a winning recipe

Brains, budgets & baked goods: The changing appetite of students

Brains, budgets & baked goods: The changing appetite of students

By Peter Myers

Received wisdom tells us that sweet baked treats are an affordable luxury for the captive, on-campus student market. But should caterers rest easy or do shifting student preferences, cost pressures and health considerations mean that foodservice...