Product Description
Wangderm Pineapple Jam Mini Sandwich Biscuits are made with two thin cookies and a pineapple jam filling. The cookies are lightly sweet and have a crisp, cracker-like texture
Wangderm Pineapple Jam Mini Sandwich Biscuits – 16.01 oz
$5.99
Product Description
Sandwich biscuits, also commonly known as sandwich cookies, are made up of two thin cookies with a filling in between. These sandwich biscuits feature a crisp and lightly sweet cracker with a pineapple jam filling. It is a delicious snack that is best enjoyed with a glass of milk or tea.
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