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Biscoff Spread Is In Australia

13/08/2013 by jamieanne 21 Comments

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IMPORTANT BREAKING NEWS:

If you’ve been so frustrated about the lack of Biscoff spread in Australia, you can now rejoice for all eternity because Coles and Woolworths both stock Biscoff (smooth AND crunchy) for only $5.50 per jar!!!  Can you believe it!  I’ve been trying to get this to happen for seven years!

Look in the peanut butter/spreads sections to make your dreams come true.  And a quick tip – the Biscoff jars were on the VERY BOTTOM shelf of my local Coles.  If you can’t find it at your local, ask the store manager to bring it in.  You can also order online from Coles and Woolworths.

Please leave a comment to let me know if you’ve found it at your local!  I am so excited; this has literally made my entire year!

Yes, Aussies, you read that correctly – Biscoff spread IS in Australia, believe it or not.  But it’s hiding from us!  Biscoff, which is short for biscuits and coffee, is an American-ized name; Biscoff’s original, European name is “Speculoos”, or “Speculaas”, depending on the country.  I had a really bright idea one day to search google for Speculoos in Australia, rather than Biscoff in Australia, and the results were amazing!

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My Biscoff-hunting Australian friends, you can buy Biscoff spread, under the name “Speculoos” at these different online shops, right here in Australia!  Here are the details…

USAFoods
Search for “biscoff” at USAFoods; they sell out of this pretty quickly! $15.99 for 400g, plus postage.

It’s All Dutch to Me
Search for “speculaas” at It’s All Dutch to Me and you’ll see a range of Speculaas-flavored goodies. Speculaas spread prices range from $9.25 – $15.95, plus postage.  Available in 400g and 700g jars.

A Touch of Dutch
Search for “speculoos” at A Touch of Dutch and find crunchy and and smooth Lotus Speculoos spreads.  Currently all that is available are 700g crunchy jars for $19.95, plus postage.

France at Home
Search for “speculoos” at France at Home and you’ll find a 400g jar of smooth Lotus Speculoos spread.  $11.50 per jar, plus postage.

Solly’s
Search for “biscoff” at Solly’s to find Biscoff biscuits and 400g jars of smooth and crunchy Biscoff spread.  Quite expensive though, $16.80 for smooth and $16.90 for crunchy, plus postage.

Prices were correct, and Speculoos jars were in stock in these online stores at the time of publishing this post.  This post was last updated 05 October 2019.

Okay, so now you know where to go to find Biscoff, but the shops are out of stock??  Well, that’s the problem – as soon as these shops receive a shipment, they are sold out within a couple of days.  If you’re serious about getting your hands on Biscoff, bookmark these online shops and check them each day, or even email the proprietors, as I did, to find out when their next shipment arrives.

If you happen to still be having trouble getting some Biscoff spread, and you have some Biscoff biscuits, you can make your own Biscoff spread.  It’s super easy and made with normal pantry ingredients using a blender or food processor.

If you’re after Biscoff biscuits, just check in your local Coles!  That’s right!  I was just doing a casual shop in Coles the other day when I suddenly squealed in delight when I saw this on the shelves of my local Coles –

Only $1.79 for a pack of 16!  I bought 5 packs, and 2 days later I came back to buy 3 more, just in case!

Enjoy!

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  1. Mel

    14/08/2013 at 2:20 AM

    ohhhhh speculaas! Love the stuff. You can find it at Woolies in the international food section 🙂

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  2. Peter

    09/09/2013 at 4:52 AM

    Do you mean the spread? (Biscuits are not uncommon). I’ve only recently tried the spread and it was to die for, but it was purchased by my daughter while on holiday in Adelaide! It wasn’t cheap nor are the online shops (factor in postage amounting to more than the price of the jar!) so if it’s available in a shop in Sydney, I’d love to know!

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    • Caeli

      26/09/2013 at 9:28 AM

      I’ve never had speculoos spread – only heard rumours of this magical stuff, but earlier this year I discovered in this big food warehouse near Newcastle this “Biscuit Spread” which I imagine is very similar – tastes like spiced biscuits, and was Belgian I think. I ate the whole jar with a spoon…oops. I’m yet to find it anywhere else, but you could buy it off the shelf for about $6 there! Plus all kinds of amazing international foods for really good prices.

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      • dirtgirl

        17/12/2013 at 8:47 AM

        Caeli, which warehouse did you buy the ‘Biscuit Spread’ from in Newcastle? I am in Sydney, but have a sister in law who lives up that way and could buy it for me as I have found a wonderful recipe for Biscoff Bark on a USA blog site and would love to make it.

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    • Megan

      20/10/2013 at 3:33 PM

      Hi I’m in Adelaide now, could you tell me where your daughter found the speculoos spread! Thank you!!

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  3. Nicole

    27/11/2013 at 12:29 PM

    I found the Speculoos Cookie Spread recently at USA Foods in Moorabbin, Melbourne. Jar was gone within the week.

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    • Maxim

      15/04/2015 at 11:48 AM

      What road is the USA foods on? I’m in Moorabin but never heard of it!

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      • jamieanne

        11/05/2016 at 10:22 AM

        Hi Maxim, I’m not sure what road it is on. Why not check out the USAFoods website – just google for the address – to find out? 🙂

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  4. Anna

    01/12/2013 at 10:59 AM

    Hi Megan,

    Theres 2 places you can get it in Adelaide, theres a Dutch shop on 457 Brighton Rd, Brighton (always check the use by dates on everything you buy there) and also depending on where you live, dutchstore.com.au you order online and can choose delivery or pick up at Aldinga Beach.

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  5. dirtgirl

    17/12/2013 at 8:50 AM

    Thanks for the heads up on the Lotus Biscuits. I read your blog today and decided to pop into Coles just on the off chance they stocked them. Came away with 3 pkts!!

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  6. dirtgirl

    19/12/2013 at 7:52 AM

    For those folks who live in or near Sydney, I managed to get a jar of Speculoos Cookie Spread in David Jones Food Hall in Market Street today. It is $11.95 a 400g jar. Apparently they stock it all the time.

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    • Duncan

      08/04/2017 at 6:47 PM

      Wow $11.95 for something that i could buy everywhere in Amsterdam for 2.50 euros!! someone is making a fortune!!

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    • Brianna

      10/03/2019 at 4:08 PM

      If you’re in Sydney, my dad just found a whole bunch of speculoos spread and biscuits in a place called Holland House (Pty Ltd), it’s at 85 Market St in Smithfield 2164, and you can get a 400g jar for $8.65, or a 700g jar for $13.75. They’ve also got heaps of other Lotus products, and just general dutch stuff (kind of like a dutch delicatessen).

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  7. caz

    15/05/2015 at 10:52 AM

    I can’t believe it. I was curious about what a biscoff biscuit was when I was looking through recipe sites. Searched and found this page. Still not much the wiser until I got to the bottom of the page and saw those Lotus biscuits.

    I had bought some, loved them, but couldn’t remember where I found them.

    Now I know the answer to both mysteries.

    Thanks

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  8. Fee

    15/07/2015 at 4:44 AM

    I realise this is an old post… but Aldi has it this week for $4.49

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  9. Jess

    04/08/2015 at 9:04 AM

    does anyone know where u can get the “thierrys recipe” spekuloos cookie butter in Brisbane?

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  10. Kathleen

    21/02/2016 at 2:24 PM

    WHERE CAN I BUY THE SPEKULOOS IN PERTH OR SUBURBS?GRANDDAUGHTER LOOKING FOR IT ?TRIED AT FRIENDS HOUSE?JUST LOVES IT

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    • jamieanne

      11/05/2016 at 7:03 AM

      I believe there is a shop somewhere in Perth called 50 States (google 50 States for more info and address) that sometimes stocks Trader Joe’s-brand Speculoos. Or, you can try the online shops listed above to order and have it posted to your door, if you’re having trouble finding it (it is not a common item in Australia!).

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    • Jakmarant

      15/07/2016 at 10:16 PM

      Aldi have it at the m9mwnt. Can’t rember the price but inder $4! Cheaper than when I buy it in Belgium!

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  11. Amana

    05/07/2016 at 5:56 AM

    I thought I’d mention that KiwiBrit recently closed down 🙁 Check their Facebook @kiwibrit.com.au

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  12. Sol Abrahams

    07/11/2018 at 8:03 PM

    You can also find it on http://www.sollys.com.au

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