A Definitive Ranking Of Aussie Biscuits

Only edible if dipped in tea or coffee.

Sure if you're desperate.

They'll do in a pinch.

They're always the last to go in an assorted pack.

They're basically a health food.

At the risk of sounding Un-Australian, they just aren't as good as Oreos.

For when you're feeling a bit posh.

Combine them with cream and you've got yourself a cake.

Like choc chip cookies, but with MORE chocolate.

A must for any passionfruit fan.

Good, but nowhere near as great as some of the other chocolate biscuits available.

Adorable AND delicious.

The most versatile biscuit ever.

A nostalgia trip in two bites.

Mmm, orangey goodness.

A staple of any biscuit-lover's diet.

It's totally OK to eat a whole packet to yourself. Coz they're TINY.

Comes with bonus lolz when you try to say the name with a straight face.

A mouthful of yum.

It's like a (tea) party in your mouth.

Kinda like Raspberry Shortcake, but better.

Kinda like Jam Drops, but better.

The perfect accessory to a cup of tea.

So simple. So tasty.

Pure satisfaction.

Break it, dunk it, go to your happy place.

They melt alright. IN YOUR MOUTH.

If dreams had a flavour, this would be it.

Just one is never enough.

Chocolate + mint = YAAASSS.

As good as it gets without chocolate or icing.

TRIPLE AWESOME.

Apparently country Australia tastes amazing.

Even though they seem to be shrinking, they are still up there with the best.

It's an outrage that they still haven't created a never-ending packet.

THIS IS WHAT HEAVEN TASTES LIKE.

They're a part of our history - AND completely delicious.

They were name-dropped in Kevin Rudd's 2007 election victory speech for a reason. The greatest Australian biscuit of all time.