Biscuits...

[jackflash81]

Yep and how so many of our threads go to the great Lit in the sky lol

As for me myself , not much of a tea drinker. All kind of different tea's at my grocery store. Not just Lipton. But when I do buy tea, I dont buy Lipton either lol

it seems the threads that 'one' thinks will be interesting...rarely are!

As for tea...earl grey is a favourite of mine, and I think you can get Twinnings Earl Grey over there these days...at least you can in Reno...as my grandmother there has it!

 

[Little_Sister]

Cookie schmookie....go to the back of the class.

We do of course have cookies...and I eat too many of them...but cookies are a specific type of biscuit.

A biscuit is usually harder, smaller, and could be eaten in one bite if you wanted to.

A cookie would be larger, softer and take a few chomps to consume.

An Oreo is a biscuit......for example (although as it is an American product...they'd call it a cookie)

So a brit is smaller, harder and could be eaten in one bite...

While an american is larger, not quite as hard and takes a few chops to consume...

Sounds pretty accurate.

jack, i'd like to congratulate you on your most successful thread so far!
have some biscuit cake
http://s21.postimg.org/57cfdswkn/The_easiest_Chocolate_and_Biscuits_Cake_Mosaiko.jpg

Share with me? It looks like a lady finger cake. Yumm.

 

[JudasIscariot]

So a brit is smaller, harder and could be eaten in one bite...

While an american is larger, not quite as hard and takes a few chops to consume...

Sounds pretty accurate.



Share with me? It looks like a lady finger cake. Yumm.

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[Little_Sister]

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Always so insightful *swoon*

 

[JudasIscariot]

Always so insightful *swoon*

Man of few words.

 

[jackflash81]

as long as what you say, when you say it, is thoughtful and insightful...thats all that matters!