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KAFFEREP Biscuits, letter-shaped, 175 g
KAFFEREP Biscuits, letter-shaped, 175 g
KAFFEREP Biscuits, letter-shaped, 175 g
KAFFEREP Biscuits, letter-shaped, 175 g
KAFFEREP Biscuits, letter-shaped, 175 g

KAFFEREP
Biscuits, letter-shaped, 175 g

Price £ 1.75/0.175 kg
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Write the name of someone you like or your IKEA favourite with these crispy letter biscuits. They taste of mild vanilla and are great each time you want to treat yourself to a little sweet for coffee break.

Article Number705.463.75

Product details

These crispy biscuits are shaped like letters, a more tasty way to spell out IKEA.

The biscuits have a mild vanilla taste.

Ideal for your “fika” moments (short coffee breaks) when you want to treat yourself to something crispy and sweet.

    Weight & measurements

    • Net weight: 175 g

    • KAFFEREP

      Article Number705.463.75
      • Width: 1 cm
      • Height: 1 cm
      • Length: 1 cm
      • Weight: 0.10 kg
      • Package(s): 1

    Reviews

    Great Biscuits Anonymous reviewerMy son loves these alphabet biscuits, they are great for a snack as not chocolaty and full of lots of sugar. They taste lovely too.5
    Biscuits.Anonymous reviewerI love this because it's milk and soya free from my husband Low is perfect he can have it 5
    Letter shape snack Anonymous reviewerLove the flavour of this snack, great for kids and adults not too sweet.5
    Family favourite Anonymous reviewerBoys love these and enjoy trying to find the letters to spell their name or a word 🫢 tasty too5
    Lovely for the childrenAnonymous reviewerGreat biscuits for the children. Bit on the dry side3
    Alphabet biscuitsAnonymous reviewerMy granddaughter absolutely loves these biscuits. She makes words with them before eating them 5
    YummyAnonymous reviewerKids love spelling things out 5
    Delicious Anonymous reviewerMy kids love these - added bonus that they are also dairy free so my eldest can also enjoy. 5
    Fun tasty biscuitsAnonymous reviewerLove these biscuits. Adults and kids both enjoyed5
    Love themAnonymous reviewerMy son absolutely loves these he's got asd and is obsessed with letters. We have to stock up every time we go to ikea.5
    YummyAnonymous reviewerFun for kids5
    Alphabet biscuits Anonymous reviewerGreat biscuits. Taste nice and dairy free so my nephew can enjoy them too!5
    Amazing cookiesAnonymous reviewerMy son loved these alphabetical cookies. We are going back every week for more. They are really nice, crunchy and fun as we play words with them!!!5
    Delicious Anonymous reviewerDelicious little biscuits bought for my grandchildren but i did have to try them and they’re delicious 5
    GreatAnonymous reviewerOur little love these. Not very sweet biscuits which is great for little ones.5
    Always goodAnonymous reviewerGood for children’s snack. 5
    Deliciously FunAnonymous reviewerBought these as a stocking filler for my granddaughter, she absolutely loved them.5
    Biscuits Anonymous reviewerThese biscuits are loved by my child and loved even more because of the letters of the biscuits 5
    Great little biscuits for children Anonymous reviewerOur grandson loves these biscuits. They are small and crisp.5
    Learn as you play, play as you eatAnonymous reviewerNice biscuits that can also be used to spelling exercises with children 5

    Customer reviews

    4.6Average rating
    57Reviews
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    Great Biscuits
    5
    My son loves these alphabet biscuits, they are great for a snack as not chocolaty and full of lots of sugar. They taste lovely too.
    Anonymous reviewer, United Kingdom
    Biscuits.
    5
    I love this because it's milk and soya free from my husband Low is perfect he can have it
    Anonymous reviewer, United Kingdom
    Letter shape snack
    5
    Love the flavour of this snack, great for kids and adults not too sweet.
    Anonymous reviewer, United Kingdom

    Function solution

    Seven is a magic number

    From kafferep to fika – the Swedish tradition of gathering at home to socialise, drink coffee and eat cookies has a long history. The custom came about during the 19th century and meant that the host was expected to serve exactly seven types of cookies to their guests. Fewer were considered stingy and more was seen as over the top, while seven was the perfect balance. At IKEA, we love this way of enjoying a special moment with others, no matter how many cookies are served.

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