Favourite or best biscuit?

I know, right!

All cookies are biscuits, but not all biscuits are cookies.

nonononnononononononono!
There is no conceivable reality in which a cookie is a biscuit! They invented different names for the them during the famously known Armitage Cookie Accords of 1843!!!


crikey!

Biscuits:




Scones:

OK, but is a Jaffa Cake a biscuit... or a cake?



(almost certainly not a cookie...)

LOL. You just wait until next Tuesday. The British are coming. Again.

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Clearly.. it's in the name!


;P

"Legally it's a cake. Morally it's a biscuit."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/articl...ffagate-debate

(Also note no scones mentioned in the world cup of biscuits. So possibly less of a global event than its name suggests...)

Looks like a cookie to me. Definitely not a biscuit. Don't know that I've ever even heard of that before, though, and I've certainly never eaten one.

Also,every scone I've ever eaten was dense, dry, and triangular in shape. Which is quite different from a biscuit.

Both scones & biscuits can be ghastly. It definitely depends on how skilled the baker is.

Cookies





Biscuits





Scones





Sconces





Cake

I didn't say the scones I had were bad. But biscuits in the U.S. generally have a much lighter, flakier texture than anything called a scone.

Just googled 'American scones'. Look like triangular rock cakes.

Didn't say you did.

WTH? A triangle scone? Heathens.

OK this'll throw a spanner into the mix

Don't mix them up with pancakes, daners.

WTH is a rock cake?

Now all we need is a debate on whether it is pronounced 'scone' to rhyme with 'cone' or 'scon' to rhyme with 'con'.