Questions

[shadowkat]

1. How do you insert images into a post without using photobucket? I tried using flicker and it did not work. The only thing that worked is photobucket and apparently I can't use that any longer.

2. Is there a British version of an American Biscuit and what is it called? Note the American version of a British Biscuit is called a cookie and the reason we call it a cookie, is well, because our biscuit isn't a cookie.

I was pondering this while watching the Great British Bake-Off...in which they were doing savory biscuits and I thought, I don't like those..then realized their idea of a biscuit is not what I'm thinking of at all.

I have a craving for bread, but can't eat bread...I blame the Great British Bake-Off. Going to try an almond flax roll.

Comments

[ex_peasant441]

Hang on - what does 'gravy' mean in this context? In Britain 'gravy' is a savoury sauce made from thickened meat or vegetable stock, you would never mention it in the same course as pudding!

[conuly]

That's mostly what gravy means in the US too, except some Italian-Americans say "gravy" when they mean "red sauce", aka "tomato sauce".