Jammie Dodgers Raspberry

Jam-filled shortcake sandwich biscuits · Jammie Dodgers · Biscuits & wafers

worth it

Why it's worth it

Britain's best-selling children's biscuit (2009), with the heart-shaped window that shows the jam. Reviews are mixed, some love it and one US reviewer found the chewy jam disappointing. It is still an iconic lunchbox biscuit and easy to find in any UK supermarket.

Taste

Buttery shortcake rounds sandwiching a chewy raspberry-flavoured jam with a heart cut-out; sweet, soft-chewy centre

Why this rating

You can’t get this at homerare or import-only in Czechia

Reviewers rave about it3 sourced review quotes on file

A local icona well-known local classic

Easy to findstocked in mainstream chains at everyday prices

Scores 7 of 10 on our published rubric.

Nutrition

Nutri-Score EBad nutritional quality

Nutritional values per 100 g

Energy value1759.4 kJ · 428.6 kcal

Fats13.9 gincluding saturated fatty acids6.7 g

Carbohydrates66.7 gincluding sugars28.9 g

Protein5.6 g

Salt0.5 g

Source: Open Food Facts label data (may lag pack reformulations).

Where & what you'll pay

Tesco

Sainsbury's

Asda

Morrisons

Co-op€EAN 0072417143700

If you know Czech shelves

Czech linecké cukroví (jam-filled shortbread) is the closest cousin, but that is homemade and seasonal

Sources

“and Jammie Dodgers (shortbread sandwich cookies with jam filling)”
www.londonperfect.com (blog)
“These biscuits are geared towards sweeter palates”
www.tastingtable.com (review)
“Though not the worst thing I've tasted, these are not worth seeking out.”
www.thetakeout.com (review)

Curated 2026-09-23. Image: Open Food Facts contributors, CC-BY-SA.