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Chocolate Borbon and custard creams all the way...i love taking the two biscuit parts apart and dunking the one with no chocolately/custard cream mixture in my tea and the rest goes down the hatch dry. I'm also a jodger fan
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Dead fly biscuits - the best!cant belive nobody has mentioned the good old fly buiscuit ( garibaldi ) My mum got me addicted to these when she used to bring hers our of the ration box for me when i was a nipper
They replaced them in the rat packs with what resembled biscuits brown with black bits. Ration packs were never the same
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Oatmeal blocks
Oi luvs`em
Most Aussie biccys are second class rip offs of all UK styles, Tim Tams are very poor copys of Penguins for e.g. Only one major supplier down here
means you get what you are given or stop eating biccys. The one that they do really well is called ANZAC biscuits and is an OZ tradition. We raid the English food shops like drug addicts, trying to score Hob Nobs or the annual delivery of under the counter,black-market Chocolate Hob Nobs
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Take three hundred pounds of SR flour,
one hundred and fifty pounds of marg,
two hundred pounds of Lyle`s Golden Syrup,
five pounds of ground ginger(optional)
two pounds of bicarb of soda,
half a pound of cinnamon(optional)
one pound of caster sugar,
six packets of Pom, for bulk
Method.
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Most Aussie biccys are second class rip offs of all UK styles, Tim Tams are very poor copys of Penguins for e.g. Only one major supplier down here
means you get what you are given or stop eating biccys. The one that they do really well is called ANZAC biscuits and is an OZ tradition. We raid the English food shops like drug addicts, trying to score Hob Nobs or the annual delivery of under the counter,black-market Chocolate Hob Nobs
Rogue hasn`t forgotten how he used to make ginger biccies, BD (before DeliahMy ginger nuts, done to Deliah Smith's recipe, are fantastic! As Saint Deliah says they are so simple and delicious you'll wonder why you ever bought them.
Take three hundred pounds of SR flour,
one hundred and fifty pounds of marg,
two hundred pounds of Lyle`s Golden Syrup,
five pounds of ground ginger(optional)
two pounds of bicarb of soda,
half a pound of cinnamon(optional)
one pound of caster sugar,
six packets of Pom, for bulk
Method.
Flash up the Hydro....
Heyup Rogue, why aren`t you at the games?
I`m just away to open a vein as we give the ashes away, again
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As a consolation for the effing abysmal performance at the WACA and the girly excuses about the thirty six degrees on Saturday, make yerself some of these and trought the bleeding lot
(Aussies are now using terms like "whitewash" and wash-out, btw
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Anzac Biscuits
Serving size: Serves 10 or more
Cooking time: Less than 60 minutes
You can make these biscuits as large or as small as you like, but this will alter the fat and kilojoule content of each biscuit.
Biscuits can be eaten as soon as they have cooled.
Biscuits can be stored in airtight containers a week or frozen for up to 2 months.
INGREDIENTS
1 cup (90g) rolled oats
1 cup (150g) plain flour
1 cup (200g) firmly packed brown sugar
½ cup (45g) desiccated coconut
125g butter
2 tablespoons golden syrup
1 tablespoon water
½ teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
METHOD
Combine oats, sifted flour, sugar and coconut in large bowl. Combine butter, golden syrup and the water in small saucepan. Stir constantly over medium heat until butter is melted; stir in soda. Stir mixture into dry ingredients.
Place rounded teaspoons of mixture 5cm apart on lightly greased oven trays; bake in moderately slow oven about 20 minutes or until biscuits feel slightly firm. Use spatula to loosen biscuits on trays; cool on trays.

Anzac Biscuits
Serving size: Serves 10 or more
Cooking time: Less than 60 minutes
You can make these biscuits as large or as small as you like, but this will alter the fat and kilojoule content of each biscuit.
Biscuits can be eaten as soon as they have cooled.
Biscuits can be stored in airtight containers a week or frozen for up to 2 months.
INGREDIENTS
1 cup (90g) rolled oats
1 cup (150g) plain flour
1 cup (200g) firmly packed brown sugar
½ cup (45g) desiccated coconut
125g butter
2 tablespoons golden syrup
1 tablespoon water
½ teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
METHOD
Combine oats, sifted flour, sugar and coconut in large bowl. Combine butter, golden syrup and the water in small saucepan. Stir constantly over medium heat until butter is melted; stir in soda. Stir mixture into dry ingredients.
Place rounded teaspoons of mixture 5cm apart on lightly greased oven trays; bake in moderately slow oven about 20 minutes or until biscuits feel slightly firm. Use spatula to loosen biscuits on trays; cool on trays.

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