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Foods and Drinks - Cookies and Biscuits

Here you will learn some of the names of different types of cookies and biscuits in English such as "wafer", "macaroon", and "cracker".

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bar cookie

a type of baked dessert that is made from a thick, dense batter or dough, typically pressed into a rectangular or square shape

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drop cookie

a type of cookie dough that is typically spooned or dropped onto a baking sheet and baked without being shaped or rolled

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filled cookie

a type of cookie that has a filling, such as jam, chocolate, or other sweet ingredients, sandwiched between two cookie layers

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molded cookie

a type of cookie that is shaped by hand or using a mold or cookie press before baking

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no-bake cookie

a type of cookie that does not require baking

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pressed cookie

a type of cookie that is made by pressing dough through a cookie press or a piping bag to create distinct shapes or patterns before baking

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refrigerator cookie

a type of cookie dough that is chilled in the refrigerator or freezer before being sliced and baked

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rolled cookie

a type of cookie dough that is rolled out with a rolling pin and cut into desired shapes before baking

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sandwich cookie

a type of cookie made by sandwiching a filling such as frosting, jam, or cream between two cookies

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date square

a type of dessert made with a date filling sandwiched between two layers of crumbly crust or crumb topping

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chocolate chip cookie

a type of drop cookie with small chunks of chocolate

Ex: He packed chocolate chip cookies for the picnic .
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Toll House cookie

a classic American chocolate chip cookie that typically includes ingredients such as butter, sugar, eggs, flour, and chocolate chips

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oatmeal raisin cookie

a type of cookie made with oats, raisins, and typically a combination of butter, sugar, flour, and other ingredients

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hamantash
hamantash
[noun]

a triangular-shaped filled cookie or pastry traditionally associated with the Jewish holiday of Purim

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snickerdoodle

a type of cookie made from a simple sugar cookie dough rolled in cinnamon sugar

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biscotti
biscotti
[noun]

a twice-baked biscuit that contains almonds, originally from Italy

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rum ball
rum ball
[noun]

a type of no-bake cookie or confection made from crushed cookies or cake crumbs, mixed with rum or rum extract

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spritzgeback

a type of German and Scandinavian cookie made from a simple dough of butter, sugar, flour, and sometimes eggs

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pinwheel cookie

a swirled cookie made by rolling out two different colored doughs, stacking them, and slicing into pinwheel shapes before baking

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gingerbread man

a cookie shaped like a human figure, traditionally made of gingerbread and decorated with icing, candies, or other sweets

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Christmas cookie

a cookie traditionally made and enjoyed during the Christmas holiday season

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rosette
rosette
[noun]

a delicate deep-fried Scandinavian cookie with a distinctive flower-like shape

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wafer
wafer
[noun]

a thin crisp biscuit often served with ice cream

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tea biscuit

a small, lightly sweetened baked good that is often served with tea or coffee, typically in the afternoon

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sugar cookie

a type of cookie made from flour, sugar, butter, eggs, and vanilla, and is often decorated with icing or sprinkles

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shortbread

a type of cookie made with butter, sugar, and flour

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sable
sable
[noun]

a rich, crumbly French cookie often made with butter, sugar, and flour, often flavored with vanilla or almonds

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meringue
meringue
[noun]

a crispy icing for cakes and cookies that is made with beaten egg whites and sugar

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macaroon
macaroon
[noun]

a small cookie that is made with egg white, sugar, coconut, ground almonds or other nuts

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Graham cracker

a somewhat sweet biscuit made with whole-wheat flour

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ginger snap

a cookie with a distinct spicy flavor and a firm, crisp texture made with ground ginger in the dough, often has a cracked surface

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fortune cookie

a sweet and crisp cookie that contains a small piece of paper with a motto or vague prophecy written on it, served in Chinese restaurants

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digestive biscuit

a round sweet biscuit made from wholemeal flour, sometimes covered with chocolate

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soda biscuit

a type of biscuit that is leavened with baking soda instead of yeast, giving it a slightly crumbly texture and a subtle tangy flavor

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biscuit
biscuit
[noun]

a small, crisp, sweet baked good, often containing ingredients like chocolate chips, nuts, or dried fruit

Ex: I love to dip my biscuit in my morning coffee .
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cookie
cookie
[noun]

a sweet baked treat typically made with flour, sugar, and other ingredients like chocolate chips or nuts

Ex: The children decorated sugar cookies with colorful sprinkles and frosting.
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ginger nut

a bristle biscuit flavored with ginger

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cracker
cracker
[noun]

a thin, crisp baked wafer made of flour and water, sometimes slightly sweetened or leavened

Ex: Whole-grain crackers offer a healthier alternative .
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ratafia
ratafia
[noun]

a sweet alcoholic drink made with almonds and fruits or their seeds like plum, peach, apricot, etc.

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hardtack
hardtack
[noun]

a type of hard, dry biscuit or cracker that is made from flour, water, and salt, and was historically used as a long-lasting food source for soldiers and sailors

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Garibaldi
Garibaldi
[noun]

‌a flat dry biscuit containing currants

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cream cracker

a dry biscuit, often eaten with cheese

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water biscuit

a thin and brittle cracker that is made with water and flour, paired with cheese or wine

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