digestive biscuits
British teatime snack
Digestive biscuits are semi-sweet British cookies made with whole wheat flour, traditionally believed to aid digestion—though they don't, really.
They have a slightly crumbly texture and mild sweetness, often eaten plain with tea or coated in chocolate.
I'll just have a digestive with my cuppa.
The American equivalent would be a graham cracker, though the taste differs.
- wheatmealCoarsely milled grain flour
- afternoon teaLight meal around four
- cookieSweet baked snack
- hobnobsMingles with elites
- rich teaPlain, lightly sweet biscuit
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