ISLAND BISCUIT’S ALL TIME FAVORITE CHOCOLATE WAFER

I did my grocery shopping yesterday together with my husband and my youngest, Joaqui. As we’re checking the biscuit’s lane to buy Ken’s everyday snacks in school, a gold-wrapped wafer, caught my attention because it looks familiar. I took it and remembered that that was my favorite chocolate wafer when I was a little kid.

Oh, it’s nice to know that they are still in the market after a couple of decades. Of course I bought it and surprisingly, my youngest Joaqui loved it! He is a bit choosy when it comes to food but this chocolate wafer became his favorite. He’s always asking for it in the morning, after lunch and before going to bed. Even Ken loved it,too!

Island Chocolate Wafer

Ken & Joaqui enjoying their wafer

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