Yummy
So delicious, best oatcakes ever
Yummy!
Love them. Almost taste like a digestive and very filling. Will purchase again.
Real oatcakes
At last, some proper oatcackes. None of that Nairn's rubbish thank you. This is what oatcakes are like in Scotland. Unfortunately a bit hard to find in England, especially since Sainsbury's stopped selling their Highland oatcakes, and now only sell an un-necessarily large variety of different flavours of Nairn's oatcakes.
Made with traditional palm oil.
Made with traditional palm oil.
Tastiest oatcakes anywhere
Delicious. Sort of like a savoury Hobnob. Great for a mid-afternoon snack when you want something satisfying but not tooth-achingly sweet. I imagine they'd be good with cheese too, but I like them straight from the packet!
Do people eat these? Tasteless
Do people eat these? Tasteless
Really unpleasant with a horrible sweet taste.
These were absolutely disgusting. We eat a lot of oatcakes and thought these looked appealing- but they contain sugar and that came through even with a savoury topping. I can't imagine why this isn't featured on the packaging so that consumers know what to expect. I normally read the packaging of everything but really didn't think I needed to for oatcakes as we make them ourselves at time and were familiar with the usual ingredients. Horrible.
Contains Palm Oil
As Stockan's is a local company to me, they really should know better not to add palm oil to their oatcakes. It doesn't matter that they say it's sustainable, palm oil shouldn't be in every product people eat. What happened to the old recipe when palm oil didn't exist? Considering their oatcakes used to be good I don't know why they continue to use palm oil.
Best Oatcakes I've come across
These are so good, that if they aren't available I don't buy oatcakes. My preference is to spread St Dalfour Thick Cut Marmalade on them.
Good oatcakes
These are good oatcakes, better than most I've eaten. Nice and big too!