Back to school luxe biscuit tin Reviews

4.5 Rating 23 Reviews

The design
Guaranteed to get you full marks our Thanks Teacher Luxe Biscuit tin is your very own edible classroom. Inside the tin you'll find a blackboard, teacher's mug, all kinds of stationary and, of course, a shiny red apple. A wonderful gift to say thank you to hard-working teachers!
Recommended for...
- Awesome teachers
Gifting information
- 16 hand-iced biscuits- Presented in our famous square-edged keepsake tin- Add a FREE message card at checkout- Securely packaged to keep them safe in the post. Will require signature upon delivery
A bit about our chocolate biscuits
Our biscuits are our own unique recipe, based upon a traditional twice baked English style biscuits. Its texture is somwhere between the snap of a gingerbread and the crumble of a shortbread. Our chocolate bake uses rich cocoa powder to give a luxurious, chocolatey taste.

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18 Stannary Street
London
SE11 4AA

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Alison Manley

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“I received a wonder email last night from the Head Teacher of my Son's school thanking me for the biscuits stating that she had to take photos of them before they all got devoured, and that they "really are lovely". if the recipient is happy, then I'm happy. Biscuiteers, you never fail to disappoint.”

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Posted 4 years ago

Joanne Salter

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“This selection of biscuits have been purchased for my daughter’s school teacher as an end of term gift so have yet to be consumed. That said they look amazing, so classy and smell divine. A really special and different end of term pressie. I have purchased from Biscuiteers on numerous occasions and have never been disappointed. Just wish someone would take a hint and send some my way.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Beautiful biscuits that are presented in a beautiful tin. They were well received by the person we gifted this box to, almost too beautiful to eat!”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Can’t review this, as the intended recipients haven’t received it yet as it was delivered 8 days after the promised date and the post offices haven’t reopened yet for us to send it. We won’t be ordering again.”

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Posted 4 years ago

Hi, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a review. We are so sorry for the issues you have had with the delayed delivery of your order. I can see a member of our customer services team has been in touch with you regarding this. Thank you and Kindest Regards, Biscuiteers x

Posted 4 years ago

Leila Hewetson

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“Wanted to get the teachers something special. I didn’t see it but had several emails about the gorgeous biscuits, lovely design & tin. Great present & v efficient delivery. Thanks!”

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Posted 5 years ago

Hope Fletcher

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“Great biscuits just a few of the biscuits had faulty icing. The colours had run a bit :(”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I loved the Get Well big box of biscuits I received as a present when I was recovering from and operation. They were great. On that basis, I decided to send a special teacher of my children a "Thank you Teacher" box. I ordered well in advance so that it would arrive on GCSE results day at school. It didn't. It didn't come on Friday either. It was delivered to school on Saturday and now will sit and wait for everyone to return from the holidays. I'm so disappointed. I don't know how the expensive biscuits will be kept or what condition they'll be in when she gets them. I would have been a good customer of Biscuiteers if this had gone well; but it did not.”

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Posted 5 years ago

Hello, Thank you so much for your feedback. I am so sorry that there was a delivery issue with your order, this is very rare to hear and I can see a member of our Biscuit Happiness has been in contact with you to discuss this further. Thank you and Kindest Regards, Biscuiteers x

Posted 5 years ago

“Just made my daughter’s teacher cry with these beautiful biscuits. Thank you biscuiteers. I don’t know how you do it!”

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Posted 6 years ago