best biscuit?
 

whats yours?

thats a cookie to our backwards cousins in the colonies.

gorilla biscuits ha ha.
seriously, I think these win:


krumiri.

I'm also rather partial to those Oat and Sultana cookies from the Sainsburys bakery section.

This reminds of the time I visited Ireland and after a late breakfast at the B&B we were staying at, the lady asked me if I wanted a biscuit (I was 13 at the time) and I was all like "uh, no thanks I already had some of the bread with the breakfast." But then she opened the cabinet and it was literally filled with all kinds of Cadbury confections.

I think that as one of the last innocent confused/happy moments of my childhood.

there are obviously some missing, gariboldi, party rings, jammy dodgers, disco etc.

the first that came to my mind:

speculoos/speculaas

also those cinnamon christmas biscuits are excellent:




i used to help my mother prepare some when i was a kid.




other than that, well, i like jaffa cakes but i'm unable to identify any of the other biscuits in the list...

mcvities plain chocolate digestive is pretty much my all time favourite
maryland cookies are something i've been eating a lot of recently
i voted fig roll because it's the one i like best from the choices

jaffa cakes.

or iced vo vos. but the marshmallow kind. yum.

I dont eat many cookies though.

have u guys bitten a corner off of your tim tams and then sucked your hot milo through it like a straw?

caramel biscuits

there are many factors related to my decision, dunkability, longevity and overall taste satisfaction.

I think this was a tim tam add on tv like 10 years ago.

ps you can only get tim tams in aust. maybe nz? but not US or UK.

tim tams are wonderful!
damn, i haven't had those in years.

mmm timtams
im tempted to walk to the shops and buy some
im so fucking lonely right now
i broke up with my girlfriend last night
and i have been stood up by my friend tonight
noone is home and im feeling slightly hung over from being drunk a few hours ago
i want something nice right now.

I'm sorry, but that sounds vile.

why is it called "digestive"?

makes me think it's made out of sheep's stomach......

*shudders*

PS: I vote BUTTERMILK

those arnt biscuits, those are scones.

Every time I want to give rep - it's people that already have some from me. Thanks for your consistency.

If it's cookies we're talking about - they have to be home made and not from a package. Add some chocolate chips and pecans and then we're talkin'.

My mom makes some awesome baked goods around Christmas time. They are little twists and are inherently Italian.

yeh they are scones

Digestive, with a big cup of tea.

Since you ask, the name "digestive" derived from the belief that the biscuits had antacid properties due to the use of bicarbonate of soda when they were first developed.

There is actually some significance to the number and layout of holes in the biscuit, but what that significance is has slipped my mind for the moment.

I like Scottish shortbread or butterscotch biscuits. Walkers are nice.

that makes them sound much better than I had imagined.

I say that we all agree to just call them cookies and move on to discussing gravy.



:( I'm sorry.

I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way.

jew cookies

(explanation about them in the what the fuck are you eating)

and here they are:

The noble Bourbon is indeed a fine biscuit. Digestives are also great, chocolate covered or otherwise. But why has no-one mentioned Rich Tea biscuits? A basic biscuit yes, but surely the one whose taste improves by the largest factor post tea dunking?

too fragile for my liking, at least in the dunking steakes. you can eat an entire packet and its still only like having one slise of bread or something.