haha I call them bickies (in nz, a hard baked good is called a biscuit) , typically eaten with a cup of tea. english of course.
Cookies though, need to be eaten with a glass of milk.
Cookies here are chocolate chip, and the best ones you can buy here if you not making them yourself out of smashed toblerones is either Cookie Time cookies or Mrs Higgins. You can heat up these in the microwave for ten seconds so the chocolate melts in your mouth, it always tastes extra good fresh from the oven.
They are expensive though. a tub of christmas cookies was selling for $17 at school, This girl came round selling them...money goes to charity though so its worth the expense, and you can share them around.
top ten biscuits for me
1. chunky chocolate chip cookies
2. gingernuts
3. anzac biscuits
4. girl guides biscuits
5. shrewsberry
6. danish butter shortbread
7. chit chat
8. toffee pops
9. tim tams
10. mallowpuffs
(the last 4 are chocolate covered delights). I never buy them myself Im more of a cracker and chips girl but my older sister was addicted to the chocolate covered ones and I remember her always going for them in the supermarket aisle. when she comes home she always asks for girl guide biscuits. For some reason they dont sell them in the UK, or they just dont taste the same.
if you baking bickies, you gotta use real butter, none of that margarine stuff.
Cookies though, need to be eaten with a glass of milk.
Cookies here are chocolate chip, and the best ones you can buy here if you not making them yourself out of smashed toblerones is either Cookie Time cookies or Mrs Higgins. You can heat up these in the microwave for ten seconds so the chocolate melts in your mouth, it always tastes extra good fresh from the oven.
They are expensive though. a tub of christmas cookies was selling for $17 at school, This girl came round selling them...money goes to charity though so its worth the expense, and you can share them around.
top ten biscuits for me
1. chunky chocolate chip cookies
2. gingernuts
3. anzac biscuits
4. girl guides biscuits
5. shrewsberry
6. danish butter shortbread
7. chit chat
8. toffee pops
9. tim tams
10. mallowpuffs
(the last 4 are chocolate covered delights). I never buy them myself Im more of a cracker and chips girl but my older sister was addicted to the chocolate covered ones and I remember her always going for them in the supermarket aisle. when she comes home she always asks for girl guide biscuits. For some reason they dont sell them in the UK, or they just dont taste the same.
if you baking bickies, you gotta use real butter, none of that margarine stuff.
