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Colonial biscuits got their name due to their association with the British Empire during the colonial period. These biscuits were often made to withstand long journeys and were a staple for colonists and explorers traveling to various parts of the world. Their durability and ability to be easily transported made them popular among those living in or traveling to the colonies. The term "colonial" reflects this historical context and the cultural exchange that occurred during that era.

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