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Rooh
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Rooh

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The difference between American and English biscuits freaked me out the first time I heard it, someone mentioned "biscuits and gravy" :P
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06-Nov-2019 09:32:42

Dong U Dead

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Rooh said :
The difference between American and English biscuits freaked me out the first time I heard it, someone mentioned "biscuits and gravy" :P
Yes, their biscuit is very similar to the scone and the trick to the American biscuit is the layered effect, a lot of people make with shortening.

I believe the Americans call biscuits cookies - it's like the term Jam, Americans call Jam Jelly :O
If fat means flavour then I'm ******* delicious!

06-Nov-2019 18:16:13

Iceberg
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CM Nick said :
In Canada the distinction is that "jam" usually is thicker and chunkier, has seeds and chunks of fruit, whereas jelly does not!

https://recipes.howstuffworks.com/question84.htm
Today I learned! :)
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