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[zza1pqx]

Biscotti is NOT biscuit.
Cookie is Biscuit. In the UK a Cookie is a particular type of Biscuit, the crumbly chocolate chip kind (sometimes with nuts).

Biscotti for dunking in wine and coffee? It's Italian, has to be.

LOL traditionaly served at 3-4pm. At work we eat Biscuits and Tea at around 11am but yes, we do sample some tea and biscuits at about 3 and 4 pm too!

You will find, Dr Bullet that English tastes are similar to US and probably as similar to the US as you will find in Europe.
I suspect the Southern states have more in common with North of England when it comes to food though.

[DevilDog#1]

Originally posted by Tecoma2
yeah whats biscotti?
And devildog, stop talking to you self, the only reason your posts are more than mine and u were here after me, is because u SPAM

Yoooo!!! I've been on this forum wayyyyyyyyy before any of you kids showed up!

I was just trying to make conversation as others were. If you got issues deal with that!

[zza1pqx]

Tis True. DD is (almost) as original as ZZ or SB.

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[DevilDog#1]

Originally posted by zza1pqx
Biscotti is NOT biscuit.
Cookie is Biscuit. In the UK a Cookie is a particular type of Biscuit, the crumbly chocolate chip kind (sometimes with nuts).

Biscotti for dunking in wine and coffee? It's Italian, has to be.

LOL traditionaly served at 3-4pm. At work we eat Biscuits and Tea at around 11am but yes, we do sample some tea and biscuits at about 3 and 4 pm too!

Oh well atleast I was correct partly. How come you guys have such dilute teas?

You still haven't told me about the logo on top right of your siggy!

[zza1pqx]

Dilute?
If you know ANY Englishman who drinks his tea weak, then send me his name and I will have his passport confiscated.

I like my tea so thick you can keep a spoon upright in it.

My Logo is from The 1st Hussars, my BF1942 and assorted games squad.
It is a tank that has been rolled upside down by an inept 1st Hussar, being bombed by an inept Hussar friendly. The cross before is a spanner, representing the fact that a 1st Hussar would rather repair his teams vehicles and gain no glory for the good of team, and a bottle of Toilet Duck which is a lavatory cleaner.
Some Hussars claim to drink it when they are short of short spirits.... I don't know why either...

[DevilDog#1]

Originally posted by zza1pqx
Dilute?
If you know ANY Englishman who drinks his tea weak, then send me his name and I will have his passport confiscated.

I like my tea so thick you can keep a spoon upright in it.

My Logo is from The 1st Hussars, my BF1942 and assorted games squad.
It is a tank that has been rolled upside down by an inept 1st Hussar, being bombed by an inept Hussar friendly. The cross before is a spanner, representing the fact that a 1st Hussar would rather repair his teams vehicles and gain no glory for the good of team, and a bottle of Toilet Duck which is a lavatory cleaner.
Some Hussars claim to drink it when they are short of short spirits.... I don't know why either...

Well there are whole bunch of them in BAe, having it as dilute as water and cold as Coke and calling it freaking tea. Revolting!

I used to have Double Expresso and call football SOCCER, just to get the kick.

[zza1pqx]

I prefer a triple espresso my self. It's about time you Yankees gave a proper name to that girls version of rugby you play as well. Soccer will do it. 3 Billion people around the world have no use for that word anyhow.

[DevilDog#1]

Originally posted by zza1pqx
I prefer a triple espresso my self. It's about time you Yankees gave a proper name to that girls version of rugby you play as well. Soccer will do it. 3 Billion people around the world have no use for that word anyhow.

I personally like ALL BLACKS!!

BTW the gang was from Belfast, Londonderry, Edinburgh, and London.

Nice lads.

[zza1pqx]

No Englishmen there then.
Two Irish, a Scot and a Southerner.
Nope. No English there.

[DevilDog#1]

Originally posted by zza1pqx
No Englishmen there then.
Two Irish, a Scot and a Southerner.
Nope. No English there.

LOL!! That's Irish and Scots used to say!!

[atholon]

I guess it is an aquired taste Dr. B. Have you tasted Spanish or French Chocolate? not good. German Chocolate owns, those guys know how to make food.