It's Alphabet Friday once again and time for the second letter! "B" is for "Biscuit Factory" and Tudno Mill (or Ryecroft Mill no. 3) has for many years been the home of Hills Biscuits. The visitor approaching Ashton is often greeted by the mouth-watering smell of baking biscuits!
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My mum worked there. We had loads of broken biscuits
ReplyDeleteThis photo has brought back memories!! I can almost smell that wonderful aroma of biscuits being baked!!!
ReplyDeleteI must have passed this mill hundreds of times and never knew that it was John Hill's Biscuit factory. The name is VERY familar though as we used to buy their biscuits from a stall inside the Market where the biscuits were displayed in glass topped square tins. Do you remember 'sports' biscuits and those tiny round things with icing on the top- can't remember their name!
ReplyDeleteDo you mean Iced Gems, Meg.
ReplyDeleteSt Tudno: The patron saint of the Great Orme.
ReplyDeleteI have lived within the smell of the works all my life - But never bought the bisciuts!
Iced Gems! Thanks Paul!
ReplyDeletehi dont they make wheatabix there now as well as biscuits , there is enough waggons come from there with the wheatabix logo on
ReplyDeleteNext door Greeny at Ryecroft Foods (Ryecroft Mill No !)
ReplyDeletehi thanks for that chips , so it not john hills that make weetabix
ReplyDeleteThat smell always takes me right back to my childhood. We always knew we were nearly home when we smelt those yummy smells.
ReplyDeletei live right near there, and the wonderful smell when wake up each morning makes my day!
ReplyDeleteYou cant smell the biscuits anymore, the smell of weetabix takes over. Horrible smell it is as well.
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