I personally don't.
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Lol in the shops?
Oh, they're cookies!
This is a biscuit:
This is a biscuit:
No these are biscuits! your pic is what i would see in a bakery! 
your biscuit looks like a cookie
So backwards!!!
Yours looks like it would be sweet, mine is more bready and you add butter, jam, or even ham and sausage to it.
Yours looks like it would be sweet, mine is more bready and you add butter, jam, or even ham and sausage to it.
i come and go from here and several other forums at just about any hour. i usually go out and hustle up some money (i busk on street corners) between 3 and 7 central and sometimes i'm too busy to post for days and weeks at a time.
our biscuits are baked bread but with different mix
looks like your biscuits are treats like cake or cookies
that word is used differently where we live
looks like your biscuits are treats like cake or cookies
that word is used differently where we live
It's a scone not a biscuit see you got it all wrong a cookie is a chocolate chip biscuit basically!
a cookie is a chocolate chip biscuit basically!
what does busk mean?
no a cookie is not even close to a biscuit
are we getting to the root of the word used or are we describing todays standards
It the same thing really i belive you folks got confused somewhere down the line.
And busk means to perform on the street for money.
And busk means to perform on the street for money.
i'm surprised someone so young from the uk would be familiar with the term. it originated in the big sleazy (new orleans)
i've been doing it since i was a little kid. if i needed money, i'd go out on the main drag (broadway in the new town area of chicago) and start cutting up, singing and dancing. people tip me. simple as that.
50 years later, i'm still doing it and am actually making more money at that than most of the straight jobs i've had over the years. this is the season too --- people hand me twenties for playing christmas songs.
i've been doing it since i was a little kid. if i needed money, i'd go out on the main drag (broadway in the new town area of chicago) and start cutting up, singing and dancing. people tip me. simple as that.
50 years later, i'm still doing it and am actually making more money at that than most of the straight jobs i've had over the years. this is the season too --- people hand me twenties for playing christmas songs.
Keano..... where the hell have you bloody been!! No excuses you are so fired!
P.s they are not scones we really do not have anything I can think of that compares to um in the uk... I don't like um they taste like eating a spoonful of baking powder....
P.s they are not scones we really do not have anything I can think of that compares to um in the uk... I don't like um they taste like eating a spoonful of baking powder....
Anything resembling a cake-like or bread texture is not a biscuit. Biscuits are more dense and hard, while cookies are usually more crumblier, yet similar to biscuits.
These are biscuits...
Those are scones, and they are bread :willy_nilly:
Well they're called biscuits here and put sausage egg and cheese in one of those and you have yourself a great breakfast!
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I love biscuits and gravy.