Is this a biscuit or a cookie?

Is this a biscuit or a cookie?

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Very small pancake.

In Britain, they call cookies "biscuits". That should answer your question.

yes

Is that not shortbread? I live in the UK and those are referred to as biscuits anyway. Cookies are baked, circular biscuits with chocolate chips.

Depends on who you ask really; Its like the whole muffing vs cupcake thing in which everyone has a different reasoning over what distinguishes them.

A biscuit. An American might call it a cookie, but would not be confused if you called it a biscuit, especially because it's being served with tea, a British custom.

>muffing vs cupcake thing in which everyone has a different reasoning over what distinguishes them
In order of importance its ingredients, consistency, and the presence of icing and possibly edible decoration.

Then how do they call biscuits? And why?

British people aren't familiar with American southern style biscuits. If you had to describe it to one who hadn't seen it before, your best luck would be describing it as an airy, savory scone (different than American scones).

Jaffa cakes

Biscuit. It looks harder, more crumbly, and has the distinct holes
>with choclate chips
Do you only have choclate chip cookies?

If they don't have snickerdoodles, they should just stick to bicky.

I forgot snickerdoodles existed, maybe cause they are so forgettable and just alright

There are plenty of other excellent threads in the catalogue for individuals with unforgivably bad taste, user.

I apologize i misremembered snickerdoodle with buttercookies.
Its actually closer to my ideal which is a cornbread like cookie though i havent had cookies in a while.

Are you Brazilian, OP?

Wouldn't most people just go with whatever's written on the label? A lot of countries have both US and UK style cookies and biscuits, after all.

no.

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Hm, just thought it was funny, there's a biscuit vs cookie war in Brazil where people discuss which is which.

By the way my stance is
> sweet = biscuit
> salty = cookie

so is cookie not a word in Britain? in the sub for the ln/anime it's biscuit but the dub has cookie.
>there's a biscuit vs cookie war in Brazil where people discuss which is which.
neat I did not know that.

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