Britannia 50-50 Maska Chaska Biscuits 300 G

What makes it different

Expect a savory biscuit with buttery flavor, herbs, and a sweet-tangy finish. The 50-50 Maska Chaska profile moves away from plain sweet tea biscuits by combining black salt, butter flavouring, and a crisp bite that shoppers repeatedly call salty and balanced.

Notice the everyday-snack angle too. The 50-50 range is positioned for people who want something less routine, and customer feedback supports that with frequent praise for taste, texture, and overall quality.

When you'd use it

Reach for these biscuits with tea, at evening snack time, or whenever you want a quick savory bite. The usage guidance specifically mentions tea, and review feedback also points to Britannia biscuits as a good evening snack rather than a dessert-style cookie.

Keep the 300 g pack around for regular nibbling. Customer comments mention appeal across ages, which fits the product’s everyday occasion positioning.

What's inside

Check the ingredient and allergen details before opening the pouch. The biscuit recipe includes refined wheat flour, edible vegetable oil, sugar, raising agents, liquid glucose, black salt, milk solids, iodised salt, and artificial butter flavouring substance.

Note the dietary fit as well. Britannia marks the biscuits vegetarian and suitable for vegetarians, while milk and wheat are the declared allergens.

What buyers say

Look to shopper feedback for the clearest summary: buyers like the crisp texture, salty taste, and solid value. Customer comments also mention a pleasant balance between sweet and tangy notes, which explains why the flavor stands out in a crowded biscuit category.

Weigh the value comments realistically. Most reviewers say the biscuits feel reasonably priced, though one shopper felt the selling price ran higher than expected, so price perception can vary by where and when you buy.