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bell-cot
8 months ago
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Handling cookies is a minefield
His Majesty's English might suggest "biscuit".
hehehheh
8 months ago
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Limp Biscuit it is then.
Dilettante_
8 months ago
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Everyone will surely be rushing to be the first one to disseminate this new technology!
thaumasiotes
8 months ago
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What do the British call biscuits?
https://chefjar.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/popeyes-biscu...
michaeljsmith
8 months ago
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The closest thing is
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scone
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thaumasiotes
8 months ago
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I've had something (in the US) that was called a "scone", and it was rigid, which disqualifies it from being similar to a biscuit in my mind.
Is that generally true of scones?
lmm
8 months ago
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The thing the US call scones is different from the thing the UK calls "scone".
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