We also have cat/dog biscuits (pet food) but have not heard of tea biscuits.
"heard", it's a very particularly important word in the last sentence.Soggy biscuit is the name of a game university students hereI, er... I have heard of this game of which you speak.
Until they take a bite and realise this cookies aint that good :)
Over here we call them biscuits :)
Language is funny like that. Here we commonly refer to them as cookies but we also have "dog biscuits" and "tea biscuits".
We commonly go out for "fish & chips" but they're otherwise refereed to
as french fries (or just fries). I'm sure there are many others, but
it's almost midnight...
We also have cat/dog biscuits (pet food) but have not heard of tea biscuits.
We also have cat/dog biscuits (pet food) but have not heard of tea biscuits.
They're for Dunkers.... a person who dips his biscuit in his tea. ;)
We also have cat/dog biscuits (pet food) but have not heard of tea biscuits.
Digestives, Rich Tea, Custard Cremes, Bourbons... all make for great dunking. Watch out for the Rich Tea's though, dunk for longer than about
3 seconds and you're likely to get soggy biscuit drop to the bottom as they disintegrate pretty quick.
On 04 Aug 2021, MeaTLoTioN said the following...
Digestives, Rich Tea, Custard Cremes, Bourbons... all make for great dunking. Watch out for the Rich Tea's though, dunk for longer than ab 3 seconds and you're likely to get soggy biscuit drop to the bottom a they disintegrate pretty quick.
Oh I hate when that happens! The worst is when you forget it's down
there andtake that last sip of your tea & freak out that there's chunks
at the bottom ofyour mug... :/
A tea biscuit is kind of like a savoury scone, often (but not always) has cheese baked into them. They're very light and flaky, best eaten warm
out of the oven.
It's a very simple recipe, usually just flour, salt, milk, butter &
baking powder (and shredded cheese if that's your thing, it's certainly
my thing).
They're for Dunkers.... a person who dips his biscuit in his tea. ;)
Digestives, Rich Tea, Custard Cremes, Bourbons... all make for great dunking. Watch out for the Rich Tea's though, dunk for longer than about 3
Digestives, Rich Tea, Custard Cremes, Bourbons... all make for great dunking. Watch out for the Rich Tea's though, dunk for longer than ab
I tend to think of Tea Biscuits more as a "Dry" sweet biscuit.. never heard orRich Tea or Bourbons before... Custard Creme and Digestives are borderline teabiscuit in my notebook. :)
Something like so...
https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/36012/arnott-s-nice-plai scuits
They have a few similar style biscuits you could sub with though... the ol'malt o' milk, milk coffee, scotch fingers etc... :)
dunking. Watch out for the Rich Tea's though, dunk for longer than about
3 seconds and you're likely to get soggy biscuit drop to the bottom as they disintegrate pretty quick.
dunking. Watch out for the Rich Tea's though, dunk for longer than ab 3 seconds and you're likely to get soggy biscuit drop to the bottom a they disintegrate pretty quick.
That just means you've reinvented soup, right?
about 3 seconds and you're likely to get soggy biscuit drop to the
bottom as they disintegrate pretty quick.
about 3 seconds and you're likely to get soggy biscuit drop to the bottom as they disintegrate pretty quick.
Soggy biscuit is the name of a game university students here in New Zealand used to play.
I can't explain how the game works in polite company, and I also can't verify its truth because I never made it to university.
On 07 Aug 2021, JoE DooM said the following...
about 3 seconds and you're likely to get soggy biscuit drop to the bottom as they disintegrate pretty quick.
Soggy biscuit is the name of a game university students here in New Zealand used to play.
I can't explain how the game works in polite company, and I also can' verify its truth because I never made it to university.
I, er... I have heard of this game of which you speak.
I can't explain how the game works in polite company, and I also can' verify its truth because I never made it to university.
I, er... I have heard of this game of which you speak.
I'm not sure I should Google that one..
Soggy biscuit is the name of a game university students here in New Zealand used to play.
I can't explain how the game works in polite company, and I alsocan't
I, er... I have heard of this game of which you speak.
I wouldn't if I were you, ignorance certainly is bliss in this case.
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