Jammie Dodgers muffins now exist – and you can buy them at Asda
IF biscuits aren't your thing but you've got a sweet tooth Asda may have the treat for you as it's now selling Jammie Dodgers muffins.
Jammies Dodgers are usually known for their sticky jam centre sandwiched between two crunchy biscuits with a heart shaped hole in the centre.
But Burton's Biscuits, the parent company behind the much-loved brand, has teamed up with confectionary manufacturer Speedibake to create a twist on the classic.
The muffin version sees a vanilla sponge filled with raspberry jam, and topped with icing and an edible heart plaque decoration.
They launched exclusively in store at Asda this month, which means you won't find them anywhere else and they're not available online at the supermarket either.
The treats come in packs of two (200g), and there's also a Maryland Cookies muffin that's launched as part of the range. This sees a vanilla sponge packed with dark chocolate chips and a Belgian dark chocolate sauce.
"Would be nice to have some cookie bits added too - but this is still a good replication of Jammie Dodgers for a muffin."
Jammie Dodgers took seventh place in a recent poll of Brits' favourite biccies.
Last year, Tesco sold Jammies Dodgers with yoghurt in the middle.
But one family was left disappointed earlier this year when every single biscuit in a packet of Jammie Dodgers was missing the jam.