"That's a Biscuit?!" (Identify the Country)
This country gave us the "Digestive," perfect for dunking in tea.
What is the United Kingdom?
A classic American cookie famously uses these morsels, first added by Ruth Wakefield.
What are chocolate chips?
In the UK, this chocolate-covered biscuit is the #1 choice for dunking, despite the risk of catastrophic breakage.
What is a Chocolate Hobnob?
In the US, "biscuits" aren't cookies at all — they're more like these fluffy, buttery bread rolls.
What are scones (or dinner rolls)?
This black-and-white sandwich cookie calls itself "Milk's Favorite Cookie."
What is Oreo?
Stroopwafels — two thin waffles with caramel syrup in between — hail from here.
What is the Netherlands?
Italian biscotti are baked twice and traditionally flavoured with this nut.
What is almond?
Oreos are famously dunked in this beverage in American households.
What is milk?
This savoury British biscuit, often paired with cheese, shares its name with something that's also "thin" and "crisp."
What is a cream cracker?
"A biscuit for every occasion" — this UK brand makes Bourbons, Custard Creams, and Nice biscuits.
What is McVitie's?
Alfajores, dulce de leche sandwiched between crumbly cookies, are beloved in this South American country.
What is Argentina?
Scottish shortbread keeps it simple with just butter, sugar, and this staple.
What is flour?
In India, Parle-G biscuits are the classic companion to this spiced milky tea.
What is chai?
In Japan, senbei are savoury rice crackers often flavoured with this fermented sauce.
What is soy sauce?
This colourful brand is known for its butter cookies sold in a blue tin that everyone repurposes for sewing supplies.
What is Royal Dansk (or Danisa)?
Kourabiedes, buttery almond shortbread dusted in powdered sugar, are a holiday staple here.
What is Greece?
Lebkuchen, Germany's famous holiday biscuit, gets its warm flavour from this mix of spices.
What are cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg?
Tim Tams from Australia are used in a drinking trick where you bite both ends and use it as a straw — this is called a "Tim Tam ___."
What is a Tim Tam Slam?
India's khakhra is a thin, crispy savoury biscuit from Gujarat, often spiced with this seed also used in bagels.
What is cumin (or sesame)?
This Indian brand, with a baby on the wrapper, has been the country's best-selling biscuit since 1939.
What is Parle-G?
Langue de chat, or "cat's tongue," is a thin, delicate biscuit from this country.
What is France?
Ma'amoul, a Middle Eastern cookie, is often filled with this sweet paste made from what dried fruit.
What are dates?
n Morocco, fekkas (crunchy almond biscuits) are traditionally served alongside this sweet mint drink.
What is mint tea?
In Scandinavia, knäckebröd is a crispy flatbread that technically qualifies as a biscuit because it's baked this many times
What is twice?
This Belgian brand is famous for its Biscoff cookies, originally served on airlines.
What is Lotus?