Woman starts huge debate with tweet saying biscuits should be eaten with chocolate on the BOTTOM
A woman has sparked a huge social media debate after claiming that chocolate digestives should be eaten with biscuit side face up.
Amna Saleem wrote on Twitter: “Help me settle something – when you eat a digestive biscuit you eat it with the chocolate face down right?
“So you can enjoy maximum chocolate yes?”
Following a heated discussion online, McVitie's then responded to the tweet to confirm that the chocolate is on the bottom of the biscuit.
I will get back to writing in a sec but help me settle something - when you eat a digestive chocolate biscuit you eat it with the chocolate face down, right? So you can enjoy maximum chocolate. Yes?
— Amna (@AGlasgowGirl) November 20, 2018
But many chose to disagree with the comment, with one joking: “I’m calling the biscuit police this is a biscuit eating offence.”
I never considered myself to be a fastidiously neat person, but the prospect of holding a chocolate digestive chocolate-side down, and getting my thumb all smudgy? It’s honestly made me go a bit cold.
— Kit Lovelace (@kitlovelace) November 20, 2018
I'm calling the Police this is a biscuit eating offence
— L Jackson (@leighj1982) November 20, 2018
No only wild BEASTS would do this
— Sophie Petzal (@Sonic_Screwup) November 20, 2018
The solution is to eat two at a time with the chocolate sides both facing inwards.
— GMcD #FBPE #FilthyRemainer #PeoplesVote (@atomicstuporman) November 20, 2018
James Creasey said: "Well the chocolate is on the bottom of the biscuit, watch them being made, so chocolate down is the correct way up."
Eventually McVities waded into the debate to help explain how their product should be eaten.
McVities said on Twitter: "Our Digestives run through a chocolate reservoir so the chocolate is on the bottom!"
We're so glad to hear that you're a fan! 😍
— McVitie's (@McVities) November 20, 2018
McVitie’s started producing chocolate digestives in 1925, and today more than 71 million packets of their treats are eaten in the UK every year.