Walkers Shortbread Gluten Free Chocolate Chunk and Orange Biscuits, 150 g

This year I had to concede defeat in my defiant plight against gastrointestinal issues; I am now rid of gluten, and along with it went everything that makes life worth living. I am a hollow shell of a woman without access to baked goods that don't suck every ounce of moisture from my mouth or lack even the ghost of the flavour they claim to recreate in a non-glutin-y fashion. Having genuinely shed a tear at the shambles that was a GF crumpet, I was at the end of my tether. Until now. These cookies are. So. Good. Just enough chocolate to orange ratio to satisfy my sweet tooth and not so dry as to leave me gasping for air, and they are crunchy but not to the point of whiplash. I am so happy. I am seeing the world in colour again; the birds are singing; my dog wished me a 'good evening' and yet more miraculous still: I haven't shat myself. I haven't yet heard so much as an ominous warning grumble from my gastrointestinal tract. Thank you.

...raises these gluten free cookies from an 8 to 10 in terms of texture and taste experience. Bought these twice now as a carb cheat treat on my keto diet and they're delicious, especially when paired with a cold glass of milk. Nice sized blobs of orange flavoured chocolate in a crunchy dough that is more cookie than shortbread, but that's not a complaint. Very moreish. Hard not to press the "buy again" buttonThank you for reading. x

Ignore the fact these are gluten free, because you probably won't be able to tell! Absolutely delicious, Walkers have definitely cracked the GF shortbread recipe! 10 out of 10! And these taste like Christmas, because we always associate chocolate orange flavours with that season for some reason. Won't stop us eating them all year round though. :)

A bit of a pointless review as I haven't tested them, nor opened the packaging. They are part of a gluten free hamper I am putting together.I'm not a buyer of such food but to me they are sold for a decent price. And it is good to see a popular brand making biscuits which are designed for people with allergies and intolerances.

I do not like these biscuits. Not only are they poorly packaged meaning you can not have just one or two without letting them spoil, but they don't also taste good. It tastes more of a bland cookie than shortbread and the orange and chocolate chunks is probably the only time I've had chocolate/orange and they didn't go together very well.

It seems many products sold as 'gluten-free just don't taste that good. But - these do taste great. I think other people would not notice they were gluten-free. I can't buy these locally, so I've ordered a good stock from Amazon. I recommend them.

There are literally 8 biscuits in a package that could easily hold 20, you almost cannot see the biscuits inside all that plastic. The taste is not too bad, but the texture is rough, slightly sandy and a bit too chewy: small pieces of biscuits annoyingly remain attached to the back of your teeth and mouth for long.

The best gluten-free shortbread that Walkers have produced taste wise but they remind me of Terry's Chocolate Orange and as I am not a fan of Terry's Chocolate Orange I only gave it it four Stars as I'm not a fan of orange oil tastes which you get in the Terry's Chocolate Orange