Why Are Biscuits Covered in Holes? | Food Unwrapped

[@gaboper]

I'm waiting for that moment when the person on the other line actually knows the answer to their questions.

[@markiangooley]

I suspect that when that happens the answer doesn’t get used...

[@xploration1437]

That bit is worthless and not funny.

[@pooja350]

Touchy, isn't she? 😂 Lass probably wanted to bag a lifetime supply of biscuits

[@mfmatthew420]

looooool

[@Luniel11]

Or just the cream that goes in between

[@Astavyastataa]

Fr I was like dayum girl

[@Ducktility]

That's inappropriate

[@Vanguardkl]

Glad they showed the ones without holes as well.. always good when they think ahead to provide more than the minimum answers

[@AelwynMr]

In fact most recipes call for pricking biscuits and pie crusts with a fork before baking to let the steam out, it's not much of a secret :-D

[@NyanyiC]

I love ginger nuts. I can't understand why the only ginger biscuits in Sweden are so thin😭

[@howey935]

I’ve won competitions for my ginger biscuits. I use my great grandmother’s recipe.

[@Georgia-Vic]

The holes make them cook to where they are crispy!😋(they help to make it stable also!😉)

[@ilsunnylo3562]

Same thing with sausages and pies. Letting the steam escape leaving a flat aesthetic finish.

[@iamanidiotbut5523]

Bourbon is definitely pronounced like the guy said

[@keithyinger3326]

Same here in the USA. I wonder if its bourbon whiskey like it is here or maybe just the flavor? Is bourbon something different in the UK and pronounced the same?

[@dougaltolan3017]

Ohh no it isnt.

[@Twitchi]

Love that name, great disclaimer

[@tams805]

@@keithyinger3326 Well, both come from the French House of Bourbon, which is pronounced with an 'or' sound.

[@danielpalma1426]

They have holes to keep them nice and fresh... also, so tiny witches can use them in the cages they trap tiny children in while in the forest. Lets them get fresh air while transporting them to their house.

[@johnalderman9899]

I love this show !!!

[@jimbond7992]

She almost mouthed the f word when her biscuit fell 😂

[@kingjames4886]

BORBON!!!

[@psychosoma5049]

Ive always called the alcohol "burbun" and the biscuit "bore-bon"

[@TheCian19]

1:39 You lucky man

[@pooja350]

Lol

[@symetryrtemys2101]

In most cases, they are not holes, they are dimples.

[@axem.8338]

I just love the way she talks.

[@katherinekinnaird4408]

Yes she cracks me up.

[@axem.8338]

@@katherinekinnaird4408 That's some next level British accent.

[@PirateOfTheNorth]

I could not work in a biscuit factory as I’d want to eat them all

[@FixerUK]

From Bury, Manchester originally and it was always pronounced "Bor-bon".

[@kingjames4886]

they remove small pieces of them to reduce costs.

[@francophone.]

In French, Bourbon isn't pronounced either way lol

[@wagwanbennydj6003]

I loved the puns ;)

[@ss4kaioken295]

I'm guessing but it's so that the air can pass through while cooking

[@ftswarbill]

What the holy god damn hell is boiled sweets? We both speak English but I have no Idea what the hell they are talking about.

[@Moroccantasty]

❤️❤️🔥

[@americanrebel413]

Those things aren't biscuits, those things are cookies and crackers! LOL! I know!

[@americanrebel413]

@Bluewolfe96 LOL! I know!

[@disappearintothesea]

Ofc they’ll have holes. They’re cookies not biscuits.

[@Armadauzbekistan]

Just eating Mcvities in Turkey the caramel ones, probably imported from UK, They don't have any holes kek

[@verrynice4620]

Biscuits in the US doesn’t have holes at all 😂

[@heycidskyja4668]

How do you stop the steam rising and distorting the shape of the biscuit then?

[@verrynice4620]

@@heycidskyja4668 biscuits here look like english muffins 🤪

[@FixerUK]

To me American biscuits look like what we call scones.

[@verrynice4620]

@@FixerUK yes

[@Thijs2025]

Was hoping she on her way to Robert Carlyle. 10p for biscuits!

[@fortuner123]

She's a real teaser slapper!

[@DjRyuk01]

So what's the difference between a biscuit and a cookie ?

[@mangeshburange6471]

Are these discovery or national geographic shows clippers?

[@briani4959]

no, it's a show on tv in the UK

[@Geonious]

Biscuits? They look like crackers to me!

[@dragonskunkstudio7582]

2:35 Watch it from there get the answer and move on.

[@andremedeiros2991]

Thanks

[@lhdhdeebdhdh]

I’ve got loads of biscuits I can show her

[@mudbob1]

Cookies. Biscuits are something entirely different. Silly Brits.

[@dougaltolan3017]

Thats why you love us

[@heycidskyja4668]

What you call biscuits are actually scones.

[@tams805]

You couldn't be any more wrong.

[@mudbob1]

@@heycidskyja4668 Biscuits and scones are both quick breads, but scones are mixed and dropped somewhat differently and biscuits aren't sweetened at all.