Biscuits.

bud7miker · Sep 4, 2004

Out of all the biscuits i've eaten I have to say Mcvitie's digestives are my favourite.

Mmm i'm looking at a pack right now... :stare:

Whats your favourite biscuit?

Maxi · Sep 4, 2004

Hmmm almost any chocolate chip.

Narcolepsy · Sep 4, 2004

What in the...?

Apple Cinnamon and Raisin from Hardees

American Pride!

Murray_H · Sep 4, 2004

Pink wafers

Hazar · Sep 4, 2004

Wait.

Are biscuts in the U.K cookies in the US?

bud7miker · Sep 4, 2004

Yeah you yanks like to call them cookies...

babies

DarkStar · Sep 4, 2004

bud7miker said:
Yeah you yanks like to call them cookies...

babies

In the US biscuits and cookies are two entirely different foods.

bud7miker · Sep 4, 2004

Really? Whats the difference?

Hazar · Sep 4, 2004

biscuts arn't sweet at all. They're something you usually eat in the morning (well, not really).

http://www.nationalshowcars.com/am/homepages/images/3_17.jpg

evil^milk · Sep 4, 2004

i like those biscuits that come with a kfc order

bud7miker · Sep 4, 2004

Hazar Dakiri said:
biscuts arn't sweet at all. They're something you usually eat in the morning (well, not really).

http://www.nationalshowcars.com/am/homepages/images/3_17.jpg

WTF? those are scones more cakes than biscuits.

DarkStar · Sep 4, 2004

It's kinda hard to explain. Basically cookies are what you guys call biscuits (chocolate chip, raisin, etc.) Biscuits in the US aren't a desert, they aren't sweet at all. They're kinda like rolls that you put butter on. Biscuits and gravy is another very popular dish.

Murray_H · Sep 4, 2004

Hazar Dakiri said:
biscuts arn't sweet at all. They're something you usually eat in the morning (well, not really).

http://www.nationalshowcars.com/am/homepages/images/3_17.jpg

Scones?

DarkStar · Sep 4, 2004

No biscuits aren't scones, that picture is misleading. See my post above for an attempt at explanation.

bud7miker · Sep 4, 2004

WOW! now i'm scared of the u.s, rolls, butter = biscuits???

Dame you yanks for stealing our words and getting names of stuff all mix up!

Also you spell colour like this: color

Murray_H · Sep 4, 2004

DarkStar said:
No biscuits aren't scones, that picture is misleading. See my post above for an attempt at explanation.

Ohhh right, i guess we'd just call them rolls then...

B.Calhoun · Sep 4, 2004

Yeah lol i was confused when someone said choclate chip, biscuits in the US is what people eat with dinner.

Oh and just for future refrence, you might call all americans yanks in europe but only people who live in northern US are called yanks here....you would never call a person from Alabama a yank because they are called rednecks haha.

Hazar · Sep 4, 2004

All you Brit's are crazy.

DarkStar · Sep 4, 2004

Murray_H said:
Ohhh right, i guess we'd just call them rolls then...

The thing is, biscuits are sorta a sub-category of rolls. We have rolls here in the US but we ALSO have biscuits. They're two different things. Biscuits are hard to explain to someone who's never had them. Come to the US and order biscuits and gravy, then you'll see what a biscuit is.

bud7miker · Sep 4, 2004

Hazar Dakiri said:
All you Brit's are crazy.

And proud of it

After all Ozzy's a Brit.

Jammydodger · Sep 5, 2004

Just look at my name :naughty:

bud7miker · Sep 5, 2004

Yeh, yum yum Jammy dodgers....

Hey wait! i've only just relized you live in wales, wow i live on the border of wales hehe.

Farrowlesparrow · Sep 5, 2004

bud7miker said:
And proud of it

After all Ozzy's a Brit.

Ugh :x

Ok so he is funny...

Haha...Biscuits and gravy eh? I had gravy in the US (It was supposed to be English gravy) and it was white. Now white isn't the first colour I would associate with gravy...I think just just melted some lard and flour with a bowl of salt or something. :O

My favourite biscuit? Thats a tough one really, i don't have a facoutire but the last time I bought a packet, it was Mcvities Chocolate Chip N' Hazelnut Cookies. They are so nice, you really have to try them. I also like the cookies we make at home, but you wouldn't really call them biscuits. They truly are cookies on their own

I can eat millions of chocolate digestives, although its not because I really like them...they just seem to be so eatable. I don't generally eat biscuits anymore though.

oldagerocker · Sep 5, 2004

cookies/busicuits make you fat, and i've got 2 packets to munch on, one pack of dark choc digestives and 1 packet of milk choc caramel.. they were buy two for £1.50 in tesco, i couldnt resist.

dart321 · Sep 5, 2004

Sugar. I like sugar cooki-..er, biscuits.

DarkStar · Sep 5, 2004

Is it true that English food is really really bad?

That's the stereotype you know. I've never been to England so there's no way for me to really know.

gh0st · Sep 5, 2004

DarkStar said:
Is it true that English food is really really bad?

That's the stereotype you know. I've never been to England so there's no way for me to really know.

yes, they are monsters over there. blood pudding

it makes me weep.

qckbeam · Sep 5, 2004

Bob Evans makes the best biscuits and gravy combo.....the best.

Edit: Now I have actually read the thread and I see it isn't about Biscuits, it's about cookies, which is just crazy on so many levels. In light of this development, I will now tell of my favorite cookie. I used to love these M&M sugar cookies from a store called "The Original Cookie". They were quite large, and always fresh. Delicious...

kungfucheez · Sep 5, 2004

qckbeam said:
Bob Evans makes the best biscuits and gravy combo.....the best.

Wait, theres someone who actually is named Bob Evans?

qckbeam · Sep 5, 2004

kungfucheez said:
Wait, theres someone who actually is named Bob Evans?

There is indeed my friend...there is indeed...

bam23 · Sep 5, 2004

Err... I don't really like the "biscuit biscuits" (those big poofy ones that soak up all the spit in your mouth and you become parched instantly).

But since biscuits are cookies to you UK people I like chocolate chips.

KagePrototype · Sep 5, 2004

You simply can't beat Rich Tea biscuits. Mmmm, dippable..

You know you can't resist.

Ikerous · Sep 5, 2004

Favorite cookies: Ginger snaps
Favorite biscuits: KFC

Mmmm ::salivates on you::

thenerdguy · Sep 5, 2004

Link

Biscuits and gravy! (biscuits are maily something that you eat in for breakfast. But its not uncommon to eat them woth dinner or supper eather.

evil^milk · Sep 5, 2004

thenerdguy said:
Link

Biscuits and gravy! (biscuits are maily something that you eat in for breakfast. But its not uncommon to eat them woth dinner or supper eather.

i love those...

Ikerous · Sep 5, 2004

Biscuits with honey > biscuits with jelly > biscuits with butter > Biscuits with gravy

outpost · Sep 5, 2004

Ikerous said:
Biscuits with honey > biscuits with jelly > biscuits with butter > Biscuits with gravy

I like my biscuits with gravy!

My favorite cookie is...... fresh Chocolate Chip. As long as they're still fresh and warm they're the best.

Brian Damage · Sep 5, 2004

Hmmm... it's a toss up between Coffee Scrolls, Gingernuts (chewy, for preference), or chewy Chocolate Chip cookies.

Generally here in Australia, Cookie = flat baked thing with no cream, Biscuit (or "Bikkie") = two flat baked things with cream in the middle. At least, that's what it seems to be like around here. Sometimes the lines blur, like with Nice biscuits, which are flat baked things sprinkled with sugar.

qckbeam · Sep 5, 2004

thenerdguy said:
Link

Biscuits and gravy! (biscuits are maily something that you eat in for breakfast. But its not uncommon to eat them woth dinner or supper eather.

Now that's what I'm talking about!

CyberSh33p · Sep 5, 2004

KFC or homemade chocolate chip, depending on what applies

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