It is a biscuit.
can you eat shortbread biscuit when you have diarrea
No. Shortbread is a sweet tasting biscuit that isn't usually eaten with breakfast
A Scottish biscuit is often called shortbread.
A jam filled shortbread biscuit ("cookie" in American English) from Britain. Also called a Jammie Dodger.
Wouldn't have thought there'd be any. Antonym means "the opposite of"; what's the opposite of a biscuit? Not the same as an alternative, and doesn't mean "not a". Cakes, doughnuts, muffins, bagels and shortbread are not antonyms for biscuit; nor are albatross, coal, sausage, handbag and pterodactyl.
It's a kind of biscuit. To be bread, it has to rise - and to rise, it either has to have Yeast or chemical leavening agents. Shortbread (along with pretty much all biscuits) doesn't have either.
A higher fat biscuit tends to have a "shorter" or more crumbly texture. Such as a shortbread biscuit or Vienesse whirl. Lower fat biscuits tend to have a higher sugar content and therefore have a firmed texture which is harder to the bite, such as a gingersnap.
Generally speaking yes it is. Some older wisemen reguard it as a form of shortbread but this is disputed. Really it depends on the thickness of the pastry and the colour of the jam. Thanks.
There are at least two reasons shortbread is called shortbread. One is shortbread requires a lot of shortening to make and the other is the term short refers to the texture of the final product.
Shortbread is from Scotland.
Crème caramel may have originated in Southern regions of France but it has been enjoyed by many cultures world over. More often called flan in many Latin countries it is eaten with sweet milk or better known Dulce de Leche. Another closely related dessert is the Creme Brulee.