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What was the last thing you ate?

Chocolate mint Kit Kat. It was delicous of course but Girl Scout Thin Mint cookies are better IMO.
If you don't have them in the USA try and get them, biscuits are different from cookies, cookies are a softer consistency, biscuit means baked twice, a kit kat is a biscuit but they cover the outside.
 
If you don't have them in the USA try and get them, biscuits are different from cookies, cookies are a softer consistency, biscuit means baked twice, a kit kat is a biscuit but they cover the outside.

The quality of the cookie varies by baker. I have known some cookies that rival hard tack or sea biscuits for eternal longevity. We do get British tea biscuits here, I like mine with Yorkshire red. No sugar thank you very much!
 
The quality of the cookie varies by baker. I have known some cookies that rival hard tack or sea biscuits for eternal longevity. We do get British tea biscuits here, I like mine with Yorkshire red. No sugar thank you very much!
I've had the ones that one store started to sell !I think was an American brand and then ones from a supermarket in the UK.
 
I've had the ones that one store started to sell !I think was an American brand and then ones from a supermarket in the UK.
I bet there was a big difference. It seems we (the U.S.) are culinary step-cousins and we seldom get "the good stuff".
 
I bet there was a big difference. It seems we (the U.S.) are culinary step-cousins and we seldom get "the good stuff".
I had no idea Americans ever had anything resembling a ship's biscuit (like a dog biscuit), I also presumed it's what Americans always had with their beverage of choice
 
Local organic broccoli, same for the spring onions, garlic scapes, & sauteed chcken quarter. Added a splash of red, evoo, black peoper and cream to finish it off. The garlic scapes added great taste,m and were curly and pretty, but too tough/stringy to eat.
 

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