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It's a cookie type of biscuit.

again the expert will be along shortly to advise

this is were planetc lives "ginger manor"

wow planetc I see why you are biscuit champ of 2011.

Technically, given the name, it's probably a bread. My house is not made of biscuits.... but I could always build an extension if we can get it passed building regs? I wonder how many layers of wafer you would need to have in the cavity to achieve the required u value?

hob nobs and a well deserved cup of tea for me after stripping down a Subaru bottom end. wow there's a lot of bits

btcctroy wrote: wow there's a lot of bits

They are called crumbs, not bits.

there was crumbs at the bottom of my tea also.

btcctroy wrote:there was crumbs at the bottom of my tea also.

pah, amateur

humbucker wrote:

btcctroy wrote:there was crumbs at the bottom of my tea also.

pah, amateur

Lets here about your professional way to dunk a biscuit without biscuit residue in the bottom of the cup.

quality lol

btcctroy wrote:

humbucker wrote:

btcctroy wrote:there was crumbs at the bottom of my tea also.

pah, amateur

Lets here about your professional way to dunk a biscuit without biscuit residue in the bottom of the cup.

And therein lies the problem; no self respecting lover of tea, or biscuits, would contaminate one with the other! Each is a perfect accompaniment to the other, but mixing them in the way you describe is nothing short of madness!

I drink coffee, tea is for pansies.

planetc wrote:I drink coffee, tea is for pansies.

Tea is through choice, coffee is through necessity

So, adding fuel to support the versatility of biscuits, the wife and I were playing Jenga with a packet of custard creams. Unfortunately I didn't get to take a photo because the dogs were wetting themselves waiting for them to fall over and ended the game early with a couple of well timed shoulder barges.

Here something for the forum biscuit mucher who would probably agree with this


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... bling.html

biscuit anyone!

bigmitch wrote:Here something for the forum biscuit mucher who would probably agree with this

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... bling.html

I tell you what else has been a high profile victim of the global economic crisis...

...Howard from the Halifax adverts. Where is he now eh?!

humbucker wrote:
I tell you what else has been a high profile victim of the global economic crisis...

...Howard from the Halifax adverts. Where is he now eh?!

Biscuit content required?

tea and biscuits chat only thankyou

Jaffa cakes ,you can't just eat one you end up doing a homer simpson on the them.

Just thought I would add a note here in case there are any market research specialists reading through the thread.....
Myself and my team of highly dedicated and motivated biscuit specialists are ready and waiting to provide feedback on any samples you may have available.

well this is good. so the team of specialists are able to decide whether the pink wafer creams are actually a biscuit or not. are you the chief biscuit examiner compiling all the data.
beware chaps I think this is the biscuit thief wanting your biscuits for his personal gain......