Recently one fan demanded answers on social media, with one tweeting: "Why on earth have you stopped making Fruit Clubs? It appears many finished products crossed the Irish sea, and it seems reasonable that at some point Liverpool took over production on the Club Milk for the Irish Market. I, however continued with the last great Irish biscuit quest to find the legendary Club Milk, which Wifey had failed to turn up on her last girls outing to Dublin. Typical jobs: hospital/ward nurse, waitressing in a busy restaurant, cleaner, porter, labourer/construction worker, gardener, farm worker. In a reply to milkfarmerphil on Twitter (now X), they stated “Hi Philip, unfortunately our Fruit Club biscuits have been discontinued”.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.Two biscuits indulge in a bit of mild bondage with a black gauze ribbon the end of which caresses a third voyeur which has been opened to reveal its jam and cream. In this case I would see that as a bonus, treat yourself but don't get hopelessly out of control and wind up regretting the whole thing. The extravagant use of good quality chocolate on the Club meant that profits were tight in a competitive market and when Danone took over Jacobs in the 1990s it set about redesigning the product.

In 2012 the jingle was voted by a sample of British adults to be "the seventh catchiest jingle of all time". From the mid-1970s into the 1990s Jacob's used the advertising slogan "If you like a lot of chocolate on your biscuit, join our Club". Such a shame both of these biscuits got discontinued, the fruit Club was one of the best biscuits out there in my opinion, both of these biscuits need to be brought back as soon as possible, plus getting rid of the plain Club makes no sense at all. It features five solid chunks of smooth, milk chocolate with delicious raisins and crunchy biscuit pieces, giving a very satisfying taste experience. Yes the oh so obvious chocolate can actually be off putting to many who are after a something a bit fancy.

Personally I couldn't really imagine wanting more than two in a sitting as all that indulgence can be a bit much.

Casting my mind back a few seconds I realise that the Blue Riband does have a distinctive and overriding flavour. Sad too, as Nanny Nicey has lots of excellent Bingo stories, like the time a fight broke out and they had to get South Wales Police in to break it up.McVitie's Fruit Club biscuits have not been on shelves for a long time, but they have not been forgotten. In Ireland, however, faced with a clean slate new owners Fruitfield now Jacob Fruitfield have decided to go back to basics and start making proper Club biscuits, and let the increasing affluent Irish simply pay a little bit more to get a better biscuit.