Alternatives to Milk Biscuit

How alternatives were chosen: Based on products in the same category that have nutrition facts, ordered by sugars, lowest first (values per 100 g; ties by name). The list does not drop products with a higher value than the original; the differences are shown next to each product · check the label.

Original product Milk Biscuit Tesco
488Calories 6.7Protein 21Fat 9.9Sat. fat 18Sugars

9 alternatives, ordered by sugars, lowest first

  1. Sainsbury's Malted Milk biscuits +17.7 calories+1.3 g protein−8.9 g sat. fat−16 g sugars
    506Calories 8Protein 21Fat 1Sat. fat 2Sugars Compare Alternatives
  2. Asda 9 all-butter shortbread +50 calories−0.5 g protein+11.1 g sat. fat−2 g sugars
    538Calories 6.2Protein 32Fat 21Sat. fat 16Sugars Compare Alternatives
  3. Tower Gate Malted Milk +9 calories−0.1 g protein+0.1 g sat. fat−2 g sugars
    497Calories 6.6Protein 23Fat 10Sat. fat 16Sugars Compare Alternatives
  4. Belmont Biscuits Malted Milk −0.1 g protein−1.4 g sugars
    488Calories 6.6Protein 21.2Fat 9.9Sat. fat 16.6Sugars Compare Alternatives
  5. Coop Malted Milk +0.9 calories+0.1 g sat. fat−1.3 g sugars
    489Calories 6.7Protein 21.1Fat 10Sat. fat 16.7Sugars Compare Alternatives
  6. Marks & Spencer Organic all butter Shortbread fingers +52 calories−1.7 g protein+9.6 g sat. fat+1.2 g sugars
    540Calories 5Protein 31.3Fat 19.5Sat. fat 19.2Sugars Compare Alternatives
  7. Nature Valley Crunchy au lait −24 calories+1.1 g protein+0.6 g sat. fat+11.6 g sugars
    464Calories 7.8Protein 18.5Fat 10.5Sat. fat 29.6Sugars Compare Alternatives
  8. McVitie's Tasties Custard Cream +1 calories−1.3 g protein+3.6 g sat. fat+12.6 g sugars
    489Calories 5.4Protein 21.5Fat 13.5Sat. fat 30.6Sugars Compare Alternatives
  9. Asda Gluten free cookies and cream biscuits +21 calories+0.5 g protein+2.1 g sat. fat+14 g sugars
    509Calories 7.2Protein 25Fat 12Sat. fat 32Sugars Compare Alternatives

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