Nairns Fine Milled Oat Cakes 218g (Pack of 6)

Because they are manufactured in England, I don’t worry about them being organic. It relatively healthy, weight free, and a great bass for things like hummus or cheese. Best of all Amazon is so good at packing I almost never receive a broken out cake and a package containing six boxes.

After buying these in Scotland I am hooked. I love them. I can’t really eat gluten. These are perfect. They do not bother me or my skin. I love the taste and texture. Everyone is different but for my body and I am pretty sensitive they are perfect.

I bought a six pack of the oatcakes in Dec 2020. The expiration date on the package was only 5 months out - May 2021. So if you are not somebody who consumes these really fast, you might want to steer clear. They will go rancid if left past the expiration date. I speak from experience :(

We enjoy the Nair's fine oatcakes to eat just the way they are or with coconut oil on them. In addition to eating them by themselves we often eat the when we are having yogurt, fruit, soup, or just about anything!

I used to like these a lot, and thought they would be a better buy than Effie's. I found them too dense and actually ordered Nairn's Rough biscuits. Actually neither held up as well flavor-wise (might be the lack of sugar). Maybe I'm comparing apples and oranges. Packaging was good as I haven't found a single broken biscuit.

The outtakes are just as we remembered them from Scotland. Using them to snack with and as appetizer with pate love it.

Palm oil, not usually found in oat cakes, destroys texture, taste and most likely the expected health benefits of milled oats.

I like the consistency of this oak biscuit more than the rough milled variety. That is a subjective preference. Many prefer the latter.

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