1:16:42don't let the jaffa cakes know about this
1:16:44calling any food a digestive still sounds very unappetizing
1:16:46If Custard Creams are biscuits, so are Oreos
1:16:48i know that all languages and words are made up, but listening to this stream made me realize it's especially true for English(US/UK)
1:16:52oreo is a sandwich, good point.
1:16:55no no, American biscuits are savory, scones are sweet
1:16:57I saw sometime scorn called biscuit, why?
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1:17:00She's officially done with English
1:17:11They also make ice cream sandwiches.
1:17:12Oreo is a def are sandwiches
1:17:21british butter biscuits in a tin
1:17:23You can put jelly on a biscuit
1:17:26Yes we have savoury ones too
1:17:27An Oreo is a cookie sandwich
1:17:28what in the pronounciation you call it scorn and not ss-cone
1:17:29is it always size or they have to be sweet
1:17:37scones are like the chocolate sort of sweet aren't they?
1:17:39i made cheese gone too, when i ate it
1:17:41REM, how about you tell us about puddings in the UK? the savory ones, actually
1:17:43If an Oreo is a sandwich, is a Tim-Tam also a sandwich?
1:17:45Most people just think of the sweet ones you have with clotted cream and jam
1:17:47what about a nice cheese and onion sandwich like at the footie club
1:17:50are we still speaking english?
1:18:00we use both, but cookies is always specifically american cookes
1:18:00is it really a cookie if it doesn't have chocolate on it?