Lotus Biscoff Caramelised Biscuit (250g)

Lotus Biscoff Caramelised Biscuit (250g) costs ৳858 in Bangladesh. It is in stock and ships cash on delivery nationwide from Shampoo BD. It was previously ৳987.

How do I know this pack is genuine Egyptian stock?

Genuine Lotus Biscoff from Egypt arrives in sealed packaging with crisp edges and clear printing on the box. Check that the batch code and expiry date are embossed or printed firmly into the cardboard, not stuck on as a label afterward. Our import desk brings these directly, so you receive unopened packs with original factory seals intact.

What should I expect when I first open and taste these biscuits?

When you break open a genuine pack, the biscuits inside will snap cleanly and feel dense, with a smooth caramel coating that may stick slightly to your fingers. The flavour is sweet and buttery with a distinct caramel edge, quite different from plain digestive biscuits you might buy locally. If the biscuits feel soft or crumbly, or if the caramel tastes thin or artificial, the pack may have been refilled or stored in high humidity.

How should I store these to keep them crisp for weeks?

Transfer the biscuits to a clean airtight container as soon as you open the box, then place it in a cool cupboard away from steam and direct heat. Keep the container sealed between uses so moisture cannot reach the biscuits and soften them. Stored this way, they remain crisp and ready to eat for several weeks after opening.

• 250-gram pack of caramelised biscuits imported directly from Egypt by our own import desk.
• Genuine packs arrive sealed with embossed batch codes and expiry dates, not relabelled or refilled stock.
• Store in airtight containers after opening to keep the crisp texture for several weeks.