Nairns Rough Oatcakes 290g

I really like the Nairn's Oat Graham cookies, which are mildly sweet, but these are so dry and crumbly that they fall apart and you can't spread anything on it. I gagged on them and couldn't swallow. There is no salt, no sugar and no taste except for the pasty wheat that was supposed to be only 10 percent but you can taste that. I'll stick with gluten-free Nairn's Original Oat Grahams.

Nice oaty taste they make a lovely easy snack with cheeses. Good value for money.

Individually wrapped packs of about 8 oatcakes per pack so you won't have to worry about the rest of the pack going soft before you've got to the end of the lot. Wonderfully crispy and oatey with only a slight hint of salt so they don't overpower what you're putting on top. Sturdy enough not to crack when spreaded with something like a semi soft cheese or dunked into a good thick soup. Great for snacking on their own and a tasty source of fibre. What's not to like?

Excellent brandTasty oatcakes, I prefer the fine milled oatcakesLovely with cottage cheese, avocado, peanut butterVariety of biscuits all lovely, a little too expensive

Nairn's oatcakes are definitely the best on the market. I try to buy the cheaper supermarket brands, but they aren't as good. Even Lidl sell Nairn's alongside their own.

I like the convenience of these oat cakes and even more with Peanut butter between two.They stay fresh and are very tasty. A great change from bread all the time which makes me feel bloated. They keep hungerat bay for quite awhile so are a convenient and filling snack. I must like them as i ordered 10 boxes from Amazon.