I’m sorry, does “biscuit” mean something completely different in North America than it does Down Under? Here a biscuit is like, an Oreo or maybe a Ritz cracker. Those things look like scones. Kind of. And, EW!!!
My parents used to make something like this all the time, biscuits, gravy, and sausage (or dried beef). I was never really fond of it but since I lived under their roof, and we were poor, I had to eat it. :P
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April 21st, 2010at 3:24 pm(#)
Geez, and only $1.99 – way to further the obesity rates of the non-wealthy, Bob Evans.
April 21st, 2010at 6:38 pm(#)
What the?
April 21st, 2010at 8:57 pm(#)
Wow. That’s disgusting.
April 21st, 2010at 9:52 pm(#)
Hey….it’s all good for business…give the guy a break..we’ve all got to make a living…
April 21st, 2010at 10:24 pm(#)
Sigh.
April 22nd, 2010at 6:07 am(#)
Wow, $1.99?
Yeah but it’s the $200,000 CABG surgery where they get you.
April 22nd, 2010at 6:43 am(#)
ieuw! Who would eat this?!
April 22nd, 2010at 9:12 am(#)
I don’t know. Carbs, protein, gravy…looks like power food to me. ;-)
April 23rd, 2010at 5:18 am(#)
I’m sorry, does “biscuit” mean something completely different in North America than it does Down Under? Here a biscuit is like, an Oreo or maybe a Ritz cracker. Those things look like scones. Kind of. And, EW!!!
April 23rd, 2010at 11:48 am(#)
oh barf.
April 23rd, 2010at 11:49 am(#)
Ms .45 a “biscuit” is very much like an unsweetened scone. Flour, milk, butter (or in this case shortening), baking powder, salt.
June 13th, 2010at 2:34 am(#)
Well that’s a giant step backwards for mankind.
June 15th, 2010at 8:13 pm(#)
My parents used to make something like this all the time, biscuits, gravy, and sausage (or dried beef). I was never really fond of it but since I lived under their roof, and we were poor, I had to eat it. :P