I saw this in Morrison's supermarket in Clacton today for £1.25. it includes everything you need to make six transformer shaped biscuits (or cookies if you prefer), and has a cut out and keep Bumblebee and Optimus on the back!

 

The wife bought our boys one of these a couple of weeks ago from our local Tesco.

The kids loved making them.

 

Oh, come on! Me and my niece need those!!! She loves to bake and I love Transformers! xD

 

Biscuits are what you have with sausage and gravy at breakfast or with fried chicken dinner... these are cookies.  

So basically this is a cookie mix with transformers cardboard standees. Expected something like shaped cookie cutters or cookies with transformers printed on the cookie.

 

These have been out for a while. A month or so ago Tescos were selling them on offer for £1.

 

I tried to pre-empt any smart-arsery in the first post  
Besides, fried chicken, sausage, gravy and cookies sounds like an ideal meal for any time of day. Mmmmm  

 

had these a month ago, they're pretty simple (obviously) and not that bad either. my little sister helped and she seemed to enjoy eating Bumblebee (her favourite) LOL

 

"Let me eat your face."

 

Incorrect. In the UK, and many other places around the world, these are biscuits. Cookies, in the UK and such other places, are a type of biscuit. As this news article was about the UK, the term "biscuit" is the correct one.

Let's leave ignorant ethnocentricity at the door, shall we?

 

You can say it til' you're blue in the face. Language is about context. The correct term here is "biscuit".

 

I only clicked on this to find out whether they're English cookies or 'Murican biscuits  

 

Me too I highly doubted it was beside Poppin' Fresh

 

And thus the great Cookie V. Biscuit debate of '17 begins..