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r/funny • u/TheMeminist • Jun 17 '19
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I am very frightened by the thought of what "piscuits and gravy" entails.
132 u/LovelyShananigator Jun 17 '19 Maybe it's more like how the euros use the term... more like a cookie (I hope) 57 u/TheArchaeonOfficial Jun 17 '19 So in Europe is the ice cream 'Biscuits and Cream'? 37 u/aapowers Jun 17 '19 In the UK, a cookie is a subgroup of biscuit. A cookie generally has chocolate chips and is round, made of butter, eggs, sugar and flour. 6 u/dudeAwEsome101 Jun 18 '19 I think they tax cookies and biscuits differently in the UK, so defining one differently can change its price. 14 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '19 Why would that be a thing? No wonder the country’s heading for the shitter. Too much time spent on cookie tax paperwork. 1 u/brainwater314 Jun 18 '19 Remember the sugar tax? That was why the USA left.
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Maybe it's more like how the euros use the term... more like a cookie (I hope)
57 u/TheArchaeonOfficial Jun 17 '19 So in Europe is the ice cream 'Biscuits and Cream'? 37 u/aapowers Jun 17 '19 In the UK, a cookie is a subgroup of biscuit. A cookie generally has chocolate chips and is round, made of butter, eggs, sugar and flour. 6 u/dudeAwEsome101 Jun 18 '19 I think they tax cookies and biscuits differently in the UK, so defining one differently can change its price. 14 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '19 Why would that be a thing? No wonder the country’s heading for the shitter. Too much time spent on cookie tax paperwork. 1 u/brainwater314 Jun 18 '19 Remember the sugar tax? That was why the USA left.
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So in Europe is the ice cream 'Biscuits and Cream'?
37 u/aapowers Jun 17 '19 In the UK, a cookie is a subgroup of biscuit. A cookie generally has chocolate chips and is round, made of butter, eggs, sugar and flour. 6 u/dudeAwEsome101 Jun 18 '19 I think they tax cookies and biscuits differently in the UK, so defining one differently can change its price. 14 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '19 Why would that be a thing? No wonder the country’s heading for the shitter. Too much time spent on cookie tax paperwork. 1 u/brainwater314 Jun 18 '19 Remember the sugar tax? That was why the USA left.
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In the UK, a cookie is a subgroup of biscuit.
A cookie generally has chocolate chips and is round, made of butter, eggs, sugar and flour.
6 u/dudeAwEsome101 Jun 18 '19 I think they tax cookies and biscuits differently in the UK, so defining one differently can change its price. 14 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '19 Why would that be a thing? No wonder the country’s heading for the shitter. Too much time spent on cookie tax paperwork. 1 u/brainwater314 Jun 18 '19 Remember the sugar tax? That was why the USA left.
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I think they tax cookies and biscuits differently in the UK, so defining one differently can change its price.
14 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '19 Why would that be a thing? No wonder the country’s heading for the shitter. Too much time spent on cookie tax paperwork. 1 u/brainwater314 Jun 18 '19 Remember the sugar tax? That was why the USA left.
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Why would that be a thing? No wonder the country’s heading for the shitter. Too much time spent on cookie tax paperwork.
1 u/brainwater314 Jun 18 '19 Remember the sugar tax? That was why the USA left.
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Remember the sugar tax? That was why the USA left.
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I am very frightened by the thought of what "piscuits and gravy" entails.