Do you remember nibbling "Cabin Biscuits"?

Portia Arthur

July 8, 2015 9:11 AM

Cabin biscuit was a popular snack some years ago in Ghana but the all time children favorite has surprisingly vanish on the market

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Cabin biscuit was a popular biscuit found in Ghana, some years back. Children cried in buses when their mothers forget to put cabin biscuit in their school bags.

It was the major item of every birthday party I can remember attending. If cabin biscuits were not offered, well, it was not a birthday party then.

Parents always kept the biscuits in a large empty powdered milk tin to maintain its crispy nature.

Cabin biscuit was affordable and contained nutrients that improved childrens' growth.

Amazingly, Cabin biscuit is very scarce on the Ghanaian market although it saved many lives of primary and secondary school students in the boarding house.

Think of drinking Milo beverage, biscuit soaking, something for the road to school, porridge and other, all you need is Cabin biscuit to save the day.

Portia Arthur