I dont' think either of those is quite right. What are those teething cookies you can buy?
Ooh, good point, Hil. If it's the latter, then I'd say graham crackers.
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I dont' think either of those is quite right. What are those teething cookies you can buy?
Ooh, good point, Hil. If it's the latter, then I'd say graham crackers.
I don't know -- when wee fists of rage get going ...
Crap.
Rusks? Those don't taste like digestives either. I find digestives sufficiently nasty to never eat them without chocolate, but sufficiently tasty with the chocolate to seek them out. They're like sawdust with potential for greatness, freed by the magic of tea and chocolate coating.
What are those teething cookies you can buy?
Melba toast?
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My part of town:
White population: 5572
Black population: 3149
American Indian population: 292
Asian population: 9130
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander population: 306
Some other race population: 1555
Two or more races population: 1219
The rest of Seattle is way white: 67.9%
what's the American equivalent of Digestive biscuits?
Graham crackers are close, as are arrowroot biscuits. Neither are as *tasty* as Digestive biscuits. Now I want a couple of chocolate Digestives ...
What's the closest in taste and texture, is what I'm looking for, really. What do you dip in tea? Or make cheesecake bases out of? Can you actually get Digestives over there?
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but I thought there are now wee fists of quit it!
Can you actually get Digestives over there?
In the right stores, yes. One of the local upscale-ish grocery stores has an aisle of "British" foods (right next to the aisles of "Indian", "Asian", and "Mexican", complete with quotes around the words on the signs).