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Carolly;908827 wrote: Hard one this.....Chez could be right.....bread.....rolls.....ye I fink the answer could be Bread Rolls:rolleyes:;):p


We up here in the northern midwest call them bread rolls too...

Biscuits to us are morning biscuits and we primarily only eat them in the mornings...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biscuit#Bi ... ican_usage

K.Snyder;908857 wrote: We up here in the northern midwest call them bread rolls too...

Biscuits to us are morning biscuits and we primarily only eat them in the mornings...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biscuit#Bi ... ican_usage
oh thats good......fanks for that:D

jpcme;908836 wrote: WH Smiths also sell themThankyou:driving:

jpcme;908782 wrote: I think thats the reason why they are not going so well over here. No offence to our American friends but your chocolate kinda sucks. Now Tim Tams rock, they are a great biscuit.

Now in the name or research I am going to have to pop to the local milkshake bar as they sell a lot of american sweets including Oreo's and buy a large selection to test. Although not Hearsey bars (Yuck!).


wow, Hersey is the best chocolate i've ever eaten, i would love to try some of y'alls it must be incredible! :-6

Carolly;908859 wrote: oh thats good......fanks for that:D


Hence why you may hear alot of Americans voice how much they love "Biscuits and Gravy" for breakfast...

K.Snyder;908857 wrote: We up here in the northern midwest call them bread rolls too...

Biscuits to us are morning biscuits and we primarily only eat them in the mornings...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biscuit#Bi ... ican_usage


here in the south biscuits and rolls are all kinda in the same catagory we eat them with any meal, bread is a term reserved for loaf bread! :-6

Hope6;908983 wrote: here in the south biscuits and rolls are all kinda in the same catagory we eat them with any meal, bread is a term reserved for loaf bread! :-6


Yeah sorry...I meant "us" as in northern midwesterners...I should have clarified that...

To be honest I have to say that southern U.S. meals have been some of the best meals I have ever eaten...

Georgians(U.S.) without a doubt know how to cook...

K.Snyder;908988 wrote: Yeah sorry...I meant "us" as in northern midwesterners...I should have clarified that...

To be honest I have to say that southern U.S. meals have been some of the best meals I have ever eaten...

Georgians(U.S.) without a doubt know how to cook...


Yes we here in the south sure know how to cook! :wah::wah:

that is if you like our kind of cooking, we tend to do things a little different! :wah:

Hope6;909013 wrote: Yes we here in the south sure know how to cook! :wah::wah:

that is if you like our kind of cooking, we tend to do things a little different! :wah:


I remember having a friend who's grandparents were from Georgia and they'd made the most delicious roast I have ever had in my entire life...Juicy, full of flavor and so tender it literally melted in your mouth...

I've never had a better roast since and I don't think I ever will...

K.Snyder;909038 wrote: I remember having a friend who's grandparents were from Georgia and they'd made the most delicious roast I have ever had in my entire life...Juicy, full of flavor and so tender it literally melted in your mouth...

I've never had a better roast since and I don't think I ever will...


it's cooking that is passed down from generation to generation, you learn it in the kitchen as a little girl watching momma!

and the women around here have secrets to there recipes, and they won't tell you either! :wah:

Hope6;909044 wrote: it's cooking that is passed down from generation to generation, you learn it in the kitchen as a little girl watching momma!

and the women around here have secrets to there recipes, and they won't tell you either! :wah:


Well just as long as I get a nibble I have no arguments...:yh_wink...

K.Snyder;909081 wrote: Well just as long as I get a nibble I have no arguments...:yh_wink...


:wah::wah::wah: