National Biscuit Day, In the News, and Enjoy

National Biscuit Day - Today is National Biscuit Day!

In the United Kingdom, the word "biscuit" is used to refer to what we in the United States would call a "cookie."

White flour, commonly used to bake biscuits, is almost instantly metabolized into sugar. Biscuits will quickly spike your blood-sugar level.

Mustard is a common condiment to use on biscuits in the south, especially to accompany ham.

Most biscuit recipes call for a healthy dose of butter in the baking process. Despite this, many people butter their biscuits after they are served as well.

The main difference between biscuits and rolls is the leavening agent. Biscuits use baking soda. Rolls use yeast.

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