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Everything we carry from Arnott's is Tim Tam, the chocolate biscuit it created in 1964: the Original and Chewy Caramel bars, Tim Tam White, Extra Chocolaty and a Gluten Free Original. It earns its place for the Tim Tam Slam. Bite off opposite corners, draw a hot drink up through the biscuit and eat it quickly, before the centre gives way.

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In stock at teas.co.uk · 5 products
In stock at teas.co.uk 5 products
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About Arnott's

Everything we carry from Arnott's is Tim Tam, the chocolate biscuit it created in 1964: the Original and Chewy Caramel bars, Tim Tam White, Extra Chocolaty and a Gluten Free Original. It earns its place for the Tim Tam Slam. Bite off opposite corners, draw a hot drink up through the biscuit and eat it quickly, before the centre gives way.

About Arnott's

Arnott's is the Australian biscuit maker that dates itself to 1865, when William Arnott, a Scottish-born baker, moved his bakery to Hunter Street in Newcastle, New South Wales. It opened its first Sydney factory in 1894 and is still based in Sydney. The American investment firm KKR bought it from the Campbell Soup Company in 2019.

The Tim Tam Slam is the reason a tea shop stocks these. Take the corners off on the diagonal, use the bar as a straw, and eat it quickly, because the centre gives way a moment after the coating does. It wants a cup with enough body for milk chocolate: a strong Assam, a proper English Breakfast with milk, or a dark roast coffee after dinner.

Key facts

Newcastle, New South Wales, 1865 The year William Arnott set up on Hunter Street.
Tim Tam since 1964 Arnott's calls it Australia's iconic chocolate biscuit.
Three parts Crunchy biscuit, a soft chocolate centre and a chocolate coating.
Made for the Tim Tam Slam Bite off opposite corners and draw a hot drink up through the biscuit.
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Arnott's Tim Tam White Biscuit Bar, 165g, front of pack, available at teas.co.uk
Arnott's Tim Tam White Biscuit Bar, 165g

Arnott's Tim Tam White is the white-coated version of Australia's best known biscuit, 165g in the pack.Ingredients and dietary suitability: Per the published ingredient list for this barcode it contains wheat (gluten),…

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Arnott's Tim Tam Extra Chocolaty Biscuits, 200g, front of pack, available at teas.co.uk
Arnott's Tim Tam Extra Chocolaty Biscuits, 200g

Arnott's Tim Tam Extra Chocolaty Biscuits is a 200g pack of fully coated chocolate sandwich biscuits, the largest Tim Tam format on our shelf, picked into the teas.co.uk curator selection as the…

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Arnott's Tim Tam 9 x Original Chocolatey Biscuit Bars, 163g, front of pack, available at teas.co.uk
Arnott's Tim Tam 9 x Original Chocolatey Biscuit Bars, 163g

Arnott's Tim Tam 9 x Original Chocolatey Biscuit Bars is nine fully coated chocolate sandwich bars, 163g in the pack, picked into the teas.co.uk curator selection as the occasion biscuit and the…

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Arnott's Tim Tam 9 x Chewy Caramel Chocolatey Biscuit Bars, 175g, front of pack, available at teas.co.uk
Arnott's Tim Tam 9 x Chewy Caramel Chocolatey Biscuit Bars, 175g

Arnott's Tim Tam 9 x Chewy Caramel Chocolatey Biscuit Bars is nine fully coated chocolate sandwich bars with a chewy caramel layer, 175g in the pack.Ingredients and dietary suitability: Check the current…

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Arnott's Arnott's Tim Tam White Biscuit Bar, 165g Afternoon · Biscuit Bar · Chocolate Biscuits
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Arnott's is the Australian biscuit maker that dates itself to 1865, when William Arnott, a Scottish-born baker, moved his bakery to Hunter Street in Newcastle, New South Wales. It opened its first Sydney factory in 1894 and is still based in Sydney. The American investment firm KKR bought it from the Campbell Soup Company in 2019.