If this question means to say, what is the difference between a rusk and a biscuit, the answer is - a rusk is generally a twice-baked biscuit. Dry, for a long shelf life.
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A rusk is a biscuit such as Zwiebach made from sliced yeast bread, then baked until it is brown and dry. Rusk flour is pulverized rusk. Rusk flour is also a term used to describe browned bread crumbs and it is savory rather than sweet.
A rusk is bread that has been cooked, sliced or broken and rebaked slowly to dry and crispen it. Some versions are sweetened.
Sea biscuit was a thoroughbred.
A water biscuit is a type of biscuit or cracker
The ingredients for making a rusk biscuit can vary. One recipe needs flour, a raising ingredient such as yeast, a sweetener such as sugar, oil or butter, and eggs. Some variations off the recipe include adding anise, muesli, or almonds.
A clean biscuit barrel.
flatbread and biscuit
Well you use your incisors to bite off the biscuit, then your molars to chew it.
I buy rusk from a bakery.
Colton Rusk's birth name is Colton Wesley Rusk.