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[georgiadawg]

Wolsta, on 09 November 2011 - 03:26 AM, said:

The word biscuit actually means twice cooked, which the English version of a biscuit used to be to dry them out and make them hard (some I believe still are).

The American version of a biscuit is soft bread which is baked only once, which in language terms doesn't make sense.

Hope that helps.

Good info. I'm going to add a little to your post,,,,

"The American version of a biscuit is soft bread (with about 8 ounces of lard added for greasy goodness) which is baked only once"

Edited by georgiadawg, 09 November 2011 - 04:41 PM.

[Miner 2049er]

So should I dunk my sausage sandwich in my tea or not?

[Elmo]

I wouldn't recommend dunking your sausage in any hot beverage to be fair...

[Garibaldi]

I didn't realise there were these replies here, sorry everyone. I would say I was only half-baked.

Gary

[georgiadawg]

Elmo, on 10 November 2011 - 12:12 PM, said:

I wouldn't recommend dunking your sausage in any hot beverage to be fair...

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Or my beverage for that matter.

[Hand of GOD!]

What's a morning?
2 months in a row without mornings

[Garibaldi]

A Morning is a perfect time for tea and biscuits. Or any period between Midnight and Noon. Funny how morning lasts 12 hours yet afternoon comes then evening then night then 12 hours of morning again. That's three periods of time in the same time scale as one period of time!

Gary

[Hand of GOD!]

Thanks for that useful info..but I prefer spend that time sleeping, even midday is avoided