Ülker
Ülker's biscuits are rarely seen in British tea shops, which is why they are here: a chocolate biscuit with a different accent, from the Istanbul maker founded in 1944. We stock Biskrem Cocoa, a biscuit with a cocoa cream filling that wants a strong black tea, and Halley, marshmallow sandwiched between two biscuits and coated in milk chocolate.
Ülker's biscuits are rarely seen in British tea shops, which is why they are here: a chocolate biscuit with a different accent, from the Istanbul maker founded in 1944. We stock Biskrem Cocoa, a biscuit with a cocoa cream filling that wants a strong black tea, and Halley, marshmallow sandwiched between two biscuits and coated in milk chocolate.
About Ülker
Ülker is one of Turkey's best-known biscuit makers, founded in 1944 by the brothers Sabri and Asım Ülker in a rented workshop in the Nohutçu Han, in Istanbul's Eminönü district. Its first biscuits were pötibör, the Turkish petit beurre, and chocolate followed from 1970. The largest shareholder in Ülker Bisküvi today is pladis, the London-based snacks business Yıldız Holding formed in 2016, which also owns McVitie's.
Ülker suits anyone who wants a sweeter, softer chocolate biscuit than a digestive. Biskrem is best with a strong black tea, a Turkish-style glass without milk or a brisk breakfast blend, because the cocoa cream needs something with grip. Halley is more of a treat for the afternoon: one or two with a black coffee or a malty Assam keeps the marshmallow sweetness in check.
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Ülker Biskrem is a 100g pack of cocoa-cream-filled biscuits from a Turkish food house, picked into the teas.co.uk curator selection as the filled biscuit in our range: a construction we sell almost…
Ülker Halley is a chocolate-coated marshmallow sandwich biscuit in a 77g pack, two plain biscuit discs around an aerated centre, picked into the teas.co.uk selection as the Turkish reading of a format…
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Ülker is one of Turkey's best-known biscuit makers, founded in 1944 by the brothers Sabri and Asım Ülker in a rented workshop in the Nohutçu Han, in Istanbul's Eminönü district. Its first biscuits were pötibör, the Turkish petit beurre, and chocolate followed from 1970. The largest shareholder in Ülker Bisküvi today is pladis, the London-based snacks business Yıldız Holding formed in 2016, which also owns McVitie's.
