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Stockans Thin Triangular Oatcakes (100g)

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Product information

Sample some Scottish tradition all the way from the Orkney Islands with Stockans Thin Triangular Oatcakes!

These oatcakes are jam-packed with nutritional oats.

A great snack that can be enjoyed at any time, they go particularly well with pté, cheese or even just lashings of butter.

Most popular with customers in Italy, France, Spain, United States of America (USA), Germany, Greece, Canada, Austria and Netherlands, but you can buy Stockans Thin Triangular Oatcakes for delivery worldwide.

One of our Stockans branded products.

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Allergy Advice

May Contain Milk, Contains Oats, Contains Wheat. Always check the product packaging as manufacturers can occasionally change batches.

Ingredients

U.K. Wholegrain Oats (76%), Vegetable Oil (Sustainable Palm, Rapeseed), Fortified Wheat Flour (Wheat, Calcium Carbonate, Iron, Niacin, Thiamin), Salt, Raising Agents (Potassium Bicarbonate, Disodium Diphosphate).

Lifestyle / Additives

  • Free From Artificial Flavours, Free From Artificial Preservatives.
  • No Added Sugar, Suitable for Vegans, Suitable for Vegetarians.

Nutritional information

Typical Valuesper 100g
Energy2105kJ/501kcal
Fat22.0g
of which saturates8.4g
Carbohydrates62.4g
of which sugars1.5g
Fibre6.0g
Protein10.4g
Salt1.5g

Storage Instructions

  1. Storage Type: Ambient.
  2. Pack Type: Wrap.

Product reviews

5 starsStephen from Switzerland on

good, crunchy, not too sweet so perfect with jam on top. Nice shape and packaging.

5 starsRachel from France on

I love these crackers with cheese. My one year old loves them too and I'm so happy to give her half of one for a healthy snack. I always have oatcakes in my cupboard for when we don't have bread because they're so tasty and handy! I like that these ones don't have sunflower oil as an ingredient too...

4 starsLiam from Netherlands on

I love cheese on crackers so decided to vary from my usual purchase of Carr's crackers and try Stockans thin oatcakes. I have to say I found them very rich and tasty, they can be eaten by themselves with a little bit of butter or as a base for delicious cheddar cheese or brie crackers, with relish or Branston pickle obviously!

4 starsColette from Spain on

These triangular oatcakes remind me of the ones we used to have at home years ago. The texture is good and they go well with cheese or pate or simply with butter. They are also the perfect way to accompany a bowl of soup as a delicious alternative to bread.

5 starsNuala from Italy on

In my last order I decided to try all three Stockans triangular types of oatcakes. These thin ones are my favourite. They are exceptional with spread cheeses, and you can top the whole lot with Branston pickle or another condiment. You can have one or two as a snack without feeling you're ruining your appetite.

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