English Version of Graham Crackers?

I think it would be Digestives, or as my mum would call them"suggestives!!!"

See www.hostelscentral.com/hostels-article-30.html

"Substitute digestive biscuits or a mix of 50% digestive biscuits (for the right texture) and 50% rich tea biscuits (for a hint more sweetness)"

SL Edens
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June 14, 20070 found this helpful

I'm not sure what the English version of a graham cracker is. The closest I've come in the Netherlands (flavor wise but harder in texture) is a cookie called Bastogne by LU.

dorabooknook

June 10, 20160 found this helpful

Thank you! Heading to The Netherlands (my husband recognizes Bastogne, and I see it online at AH - Albert Heijn) Thanks.... from Canada

 

English version of Graham crackers are called Digestive Biscuits.You can also get them half covered in milk or plain chocolate

jan nash

June 17, 20071 found this helpful

digestives .you can also buy half covered milk or plain chocolate ones

Ginger biscuits....

The English version of a Graham cracker which sounds like gram when spoken by an American is half digestive and half rich tea biscuit x