Yes they can I've seen many of pictures of hamsters eating biscuits and I've toyed they love them I think so go on give your hamster a treat
It really depends. If youre forcing the biscuit down the hamsters throat he will probably eat it, because he has no choice. If its a very unique hamster, it will eat a biscuit on its own. But, normal hamsters don't have the right teeth for knawing on biscuits. That's why they eat lettuce
No
The weight of digestive biscuits can vary slightly by brand, but on average, one digestive biscuit weighs around 14-16 grams. Therefore, 5-6 digestive biscuits would weigh approximately 70-96 grams.
to make a cheesecake you will need to use about 8 digestive biscuits (you can use more than 8 if you want)
There are small holes in mcvities digestive biscuits because when they are baking them in the oven, the biscuits need some "air" so that they do get baked properly. (no mushy stuff left in the middle) lol.
McVities
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The number of cups in 150 grams of digestive biscuits can vary slightly depending on the brand and density, but generally, 150 grams is approximately 1.5 to 2 cups of crushed digestive biscuits. If the biscuits are whole, it would be closer to 1 to 1.5 cups. For precise measurements, it's best to use a kitchen scale.
Whether rich tea biscuits are better than digestive biscuits largely depends on personal preference. Rich tea biscuits are lighter and less sweet, making them a good choice for those who prefer a milder flavor. In contrast, digestive biscuits are heartier and have a slightly sweet, oat-like taste, often enjoyed with tea or as a snack. Ultimately, the "better" option varies from person to person based on taste and texture preferences.
Digestive biscuits are slightly sweet, wheat-based biscuits with a crumbly texture, while graham crackers are sweeter, made with graham flour, and have a firmer texture. Digestive biscuits often contain whole wheat flour and oatmeal, while graham crackers are made with graham flour, sugar, and sometimes honey.
In recipes calling for digestive biscuits, it is common to substitute graham crackers in the United States and Canada. The original graham cracker is called a "digestive biscuit" in Britain. However, graham crackers are typically a little dryer and more brittle.
A digesive Biscuit is a wheat biscuit, sometimes with chocolate on the botom=]