There’s a new addition to the biscuit aisle arriving at UK shops and supermarkets next month.
And people already seem really eager to try them.
For those with a sweet tooth, manufacturer Mars has announced that its new Milky Way Biscuits – which are vanilla-flavoured biscuits, with one side of the biscuit fully coated in Mars milk chocolate – will be available to get your hands on from your local B&M branch in just a matter of days.
Each biscuit has one of four different space designs embossed on the biscuit side.
It’s recommended that you dunk the biscuits in a warm drink to let the chocolate start to gently melt if you really want an “out-of-this-world” experience.
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A post shared on the ever-popular food spotting social media community New Foods UK on Facebook has racked up nearly 5,000 interactions and comments in less than 24 hours from people keen to grab themselves a packet.
“Needed in my life,” one biscuit lover admitted.
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Each 180g packet of Milky Way Biscuits has 12 biscuits, with a serving of two biscuits containing just 87 calories, so it’s an ideal guilt-free snacking option for those looking to cure a sweet craving.
Although it’s unconfirmed, it’s expected that they’ll hit shop shelves for just £1.
The Milky Way Biscuits are due to launch on 1 September exclusively at B&M stores across the country, and Mars reps confirmed to ED! that they’ll also be arriving at Asda and other supermarkets in “a couple of weeks” too.
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Keep your eyes peeled next time you’re out doing your big shop.
Featured Image – Mars Global Ltd
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Manchester has been named one of the ‘friendliest’ cities in the UK
Emily Sergeant
A new study has crowned Manchester as one of the ‘friendliest’ cities in the UK.
With reviews playing a huge part in the success of small businesses – especially in the hospitality and tourism sector – business insurance expert MoneySuperMarket has analysed more than 100,000 reviews of customer-facing businesses in over 100 cities worldwide to discover where the UK’s ‘friendliest’ places are.
Their new research reveals which cities nationwide attract the highest number of reviews that particularly highlight friendly staff and excellent customer service in their venues and attractions.
For each city, the reviews were analysed for mentions of friendly staff and excellent service.
Cities were then ranked by the percentage of reviews containing these markers – with the highest percentage earning the top spot for friendly customer service.
Manchester came in at a very respectable ninth place in the whole of the UK, with just over 50% of reviews mentioning friendly staff and service.
Other northern cities in the top 10 include Leeds at number six and Liverpool at number two, while looking at the global rankings, the UK dominates for friendliness – with four cities making the top 10, more than any other country in the world.
According to MoneySupermarket, the even spread of cities across the UK suggests that excelling in customer service is a national trait, rather than a local one.
European cities make up seven of the top 10 spots, suggesting that hospitality and friendly service are deeply embedded in the continent’s culture.
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Bolton man sets Guinness World Record for most fish fingers eaten in a minute
Emily Sergeant
A man from Bolton has set a very unique world record.
Nathan Davies, from Westhoughton in Bolton, is on a roll – first he won £98,000 on ITV‘s hit gameshow The 1% Club, and now he’s a world record holder.
After telling the show’s host, Lee Mack, that he wanted to break a world record, the 32-year-old has followed through on the promise he made on national television by claiming the title for the most fish fingers eaten in one minute.
The dad-of-two managed to scoff down 15 fish fingers in 60 seconds.
A man from Bolton man has set the Guinness World Record for the most fish fingers eaten in a minute / Credit: Guinness World Record
Nathan chose fish fingers as they’re a staple in his household thanks to his two young boys, and after first testing how quickly he could eat four of them, he decided to go for the official Guinness World Record attempt.
“I decided fish fingers was achievable given that I’ve got a few less formal eating records, so it’s up my street,” Nathan explained of his world record attempt.
Despite his impressive effort though, Nathan admits he was still a little gutted about how many he managed to chow down in the allotted time, adding: “I think I could have done more if I had let them cool down longer, but just happy to have the record.”
Nathan says it’s a ‘bit strange’ to have an official Guinness World Record for eating fish fingers, of all things, but he is ‘very proud’ of it all the same.
Emily Sergeant -
24th August 2021 
