“It can be confusing because Nice biscuits are also very nice,” one Twitter user added.Īnother added: “It's always been 'neece' as far back as when I first bought them in the 70s. Read more: Deliveroo to launch table service “Would you mind giving us the definitive ruling on the pronunciation of the legendary ‘Nice’ biscuit? N-ice or niece? Cheers,” Bruno Bouchet asked. The revelation came after one Twitter user simply asked the question directly to the brand. Update your settings here to see it.Įver since Arnott’s biscuits announced the truth behind the the name, people have been sharing it on social media, excited by this newly discovered information. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. They have been part of the Arnott's range since 1922,” the manufacturers said.

“Nice biscuits were named after the city in the South of France and pronounced the same as that city. Worry no more - get those biscuits out with pride, because the manufacturers themselves have responded to our queries and we can now call them by their rightful name with confidence.

Read more: Jammie Dodgers have gone vegan again It’s a head scratcher, which leaves us hiding these biscuits when the tea comes out in case we get it wrong. The humble Nice biscuit in all of its coconut glory, sometimes has it’s name pronounced to sound like “this is a nice biscuit”, while others make it sound like the city in the South of France. Now, it’s not because it’s not delicious, but it’s because we’re never quite sure how to pronounce its name. It’s safe to say that we’re a nation of biscuit lovers in the UK, but there’s one biscuit that we’re never quite sure how to ask for. What are they really called? (Hill Biscuits)

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