Guest October 17, 2012 Share October 17, 2012 i love biscuits, you love biscuits now is the time to tell us what your favorite biscuit and why! mine is custard cremes and digestives, why? they taste good and are nice to dip into tea Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ParsoOfEquestria 1,490 October 17, 2012 Share October 17, 2012 ANZAC biscuits are the best IMO, especially when they just come out of the oven and are droopy, crispy ones i just give to my siblings XD Add me on Steam | Youtube Channel Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Creamy Arty 6,252 October 17, 2012 Share October 17, 2012 You dip your biscuits in tea? How would... oh, you mean CRACKERS! Let the semantics war begin! Anything creme-filled is alright by me, or coated in chocolate. Chocolate covered anything is better with a dash of salt. I've never been one for dipping though. I don't like how crumbs or little bits come off in my drink. Instead, I take a bite, take a sip, and hold it for a few seconds or slow down my chewing to allow time for absorption. Kyoshi made this ^^ Come join us on Equestria.tv on Fridays at 6 PM Eastern for our weekly movie nights! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lost 1,410 October 17, 2012 Share October 17, 2012 I voted Chocolate Digestives, although that is not entirely correct, my favorite would be Caramel Digestives, if you dunk them in tea for just the right amount of time the chocolate melts off the top and the caramel goes all runny, its awesome Your friendly neighborhood alcoholic motorcyclist Life is too short to worry what others think of you, be creative, be weird, live life. Check out my YouTube here Check out my Fiora Jungle Guide here Check out my Motovlogging Trailer Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Batbrony 16,055 October 17, 2012 Share October 17, 2012 i love biscuits, you love biscuits now is the time to tell us what your favorite biscuit and why! mine is custard cremes and digestives, why? they taste good and are nice to dip into tea Hmmm... my American brain is having a hard time making sense of this foreign, Royalist-sounding (LOL, JK ), British term. Are biscuits... crackers? Or... are they cookies? Explain please, cause I'm not quite sure what they are from your description? Curse my American vocabulary and its unfamiliarity with British terms!!!! "You'll hunt me. You'll condemn me, set the dogs on me. Because that's what needs to happen. Because sometimes... cupcakes aren't good enough. Sometimes ponies deserve more. Sometimes ponies deserve to have their faith rewarded... with muffins!!!" -The Muffin Mare Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lost 1,410 October 17, 2012 Share October 17, 2012 (edited) Hmmm... my American brain is having a hard time making sense of this foreign, Royalist-sounding (LOL, JK ), British term. Are biscuits... crackers? Or... are they cookies? Explain please, cause I'm not quite sure what they are from your description? Curse my American vocabulary and its unfamiliarity with British terms!!!! These are biscuits: We have cookies too(pictured below), biscuits are eaten as a snack and/or dunked into hot drinks (most commonly tea) Crackers are similar, although they are often plain/bland tasting, the idea being that they have cheese eaten ontop of them (see below). Hope that helps, and just to confuse you further (it seemed to confuse my father's american friends anyway, when they came over to england) This is a Yorkshire pudding, made from essentially the same ingredients as pancakes, typically eaten with a sunday lunch/dinner (meat, vegtables, mashed potatoes etc): Edited October 17, 2012 by Lost 2 Your friendly neighborhood alcoholic motorcyclist Life is too short to worry what others think of you, be creative, be weird, live life. Check out my YouTube here Check out my Fiora Jungle Guide here Check out my Motovlogging Trailer Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Batbrony 16,055 October 18, 2012 Share October 18, 2012 These are biscuits: We have cookies too(pictured below), biscuits are eaten as a snack and/or dunked into hot drinks (most commonly tea) Crackers are similar, although they are often plain/bland tasting, the idea being that they have cheese eaten ontop of them (see below). Hope that helps, and just to confuse you further (it seemed to confuse my father's american friends anyway, when they came over to england) This is a Yorkshire pudding, made from essentially the same ingredients as pancakes, typically eaten with a sunday lunch/dinner (meat, vegtables, mashed potatoes etc): Ah, then I don't think we have an equivalent to YOUR biscuits. These are the biscuits Americans eat, usually with breakfast, but occasionally with dinner (we put honey, butter, jam, gravy, etc. on them)": *reads more of your post* Oh, Yorkshire pudding, that sounds tasty... *sees what it is* ... ... ... I... I don't understand... IT'S NOT PUDDING!!!!!! THIS IS PUDDING!!!!!!! Oh man, cultural differences are funny! Oh, and as for the other stuff you listed, we basically do the same with cookies and crackers (i.e. put cheese on crackers, although we also put sausage or various dips on them as well, especially if you're from the Midwest like me! ). 1 "You'll hunt me. You'll condemn me, set the dogs on me. Because that's what needs to happen. Because sometimes... cupcakes aren't good enough. Sometimes ponies deserve more. Sometimes ponies deserve to have their faith rewarded... with muffins!!!" -The Muffin Mare Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cuteycindyhoney 13,307 October 20, 2012 Share October 20, 2012 I have to go with Jammie Dodgers. I've never seen any of these really in the United States, but I'm all for anything that can be used as an impromptu TARDIS Destruct Button! Thank you Sparklefan1234!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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