Sweet Biscuit 1kg – Sweet Biscuit Meal

Van den Eynde Sweet Biscuit 1 kg

Van den Eynde Sweet Biscuit is finely ground, sweet biscuit meal that allows you to adjust the composition of your groundbait yourself. It adds a distinct sweet flavour while also increasing the binding properties and nutritional value of the groundbait mix. This makes it particularly suitable for bream, tench and carp, and for situations where the groundbait needs to reach the bottom more firmly.

Thanks to its binding properties, Sweet Biscuit is ideal for groundbait mixes for flowing water or when groundbait balls need to stay intact during casting. Use it in moderation: biscuit meal is nutritious, and too high a proportion can satisfy fish more quickly. As a practical guideline, up to around 20 to 25% can be added to a groundbait mix, depending on the desired binding and the other ingredients.

Key features

• Sweet, finely ground biscuit meal
• Single ingredient for creating or adjusting groundbait
• Increases the binding of the groundbait mix
• Adds sweetness and extra nutritional value
• Suitable for bream, tench and carp, among others
• Ideal for flowing water and firmer groundbait balls
• Contents: 1 kg

Use

First mix Sweet Biscuit dry into the base groundbait, then moisten gradually. Start with a modest amount and only increase the proportion when more binding or sweetness is required. This allows you to maintain control over the performance of your groundbait.

Frequently asked questions

What does Sweet Biscuit do to my groundbait?

It makes the mix sweeter, more nutritious and more binding. As a result, the groundbait holds together better during casting and generally breaks down more slowly than a light, low-binding mix.

How much Sweet Biscuit can I add?

A proportion of up to around 20 to 25% is a useful upper limit. Start lower and adjust the amount according to the current, depth and desired groundbait action.

Which fish species is sweet biscuit meal suitable for?

Sweet Biscuit is mainly used in groundbait mixes for bream, tench and carp, but can also be incorporated into other sweet coarse fish mixes.