I'm looking for graham crackers, but live in the UK. Do we have an alternative?

Question

Must be something available in all large UK supermarkets!

Answer 1

Yeah thy're called golden grahams, although I haven't seen them around for a while. They're usually in the cereal section

edit: Haha, I didn't have a clue, I just guessed, although stewie from flamily guy eats them but I thought they were called gram crackers

Answer 2

"golden grahams" is just cinnamon flavoured cereal.

Digestive biscuits are similar.  

Answer 3

I believe they are called -----digestibles

Answer 4

Just use digestive biscuits - I think they are the closest to Graham crackers in the UK.

Answer 5

Ritz crackers are not the same as graham crackers.

Graham crackers are a bit sweet.  They are light brown in color.  You may call them biscuits in the UK.  Another way I think of them as is a healthy non frosted cookie.  In the US we eat them plain or often crush them and use them with a little melted butter and sugar to press into a pie tin for a crust.  Cheesecakes often have this crust.

Answer 6

Mc vitie's digestive biscuits are the closest.

Answer 7

I am a former chef and the people who have suggested Digestives or Mc Vities Biscuit are correct any wholemeal biscuit or sweet tea biscuit, processed in a food mill or MagiMix to crumbs is fine and if it is for cheesecake or a pastry base, just melt some butter or marg and a bit of dark brown sugar, and mix it like sage and onion stuffing to a meal and press it into the cake tin for baking.

I made an American style cheesecake for my friends in Liverpool and now that all they make for guest at tea or over for dinner.

Answer 8

I think that RITZ crackers are about the same

Answer 9

You must be crackers!