>Americans have the audacity to call these biscuits
Americans have the audacity to call these biscuits
Gavin Morris
Jackson Hernandez
looks good
Carson Butler
I like my
>(((biscuits)))
With honey
Dylan Gray
aren't they scones?
David Foster
Fug off
Ayden Gomez
my wife chino is so cute
Brandon Watson
I'm pretty sure they are.
yes she is
Matthew Reyes
Pasteries
Blake Reyes
Well they certainly aren't biscuits
Xavier Cook
Yes they are.
Dominic Fisher
Ayden Howard
>tfw aissies use the words in pic too
Jordan Rodriguez
No, they're scones.
Biscuits are cookies.
Ethan Price
no, scones are hard and made a little different. Buiscuits are soft.
Julian Brooks
No. You must be Québecois. Although biscuit is French for cookie, a biscuit in English is the OP pic.
Levi Sanchez
i don't give a fuck what they are called, i need to taste them they look amazing
Nolan Long
100% biscuit
Colton Nelson
They are, flaky and buttery. Perfect with jelly/jam, honey, butter, assorted breakfast meats, and/or eggs. They are delicious on their own as well. Truly the pinnacle of breakfast foods.
Nathan Martinez
The look so goddamn fluffy and fucking delicious, what are the called?
Robert Thomas
Biscuits
Justin Roberts
right... pretty broad term there bud kek, what kind?
Luis Cook
They look like weirdly made fornetti with too much or not enough butter.
Xavier Morgan
It's not a broad term for them. This is literally all they think biscuits are. Try 'biscuits and gravy'.
Aaron Cook
They don't sell em there? Try an american diner if you have some there.
Jaxson Cruz
buttermilk biscuits I think would be more specific.
Evan Hughes
Starving
Elijah Brooks
ty broski
Samuel Wood
>British call these fluffer-doodle baker-strudel
Ayden Reed
Not a cookie
Daniel Scott
What the fuck? Scones? Sounds disgusting.
Angel Hall
Thank you.
Wyatt Brooks
For me, it's cornbread biscuits.