Yet again I made the mistake,
The mistake of making them,
Making digestive biscuits.
I put all the ingredients together,
Mixed them well into a crumbly dough,
Rolled them out
And cut them into biscuits.
Into the oven they went
And cooked them.
They came out of the oven
Light brown and ready,
Ready to eat.
And that was the problem
As I had to taste one,
And as ever they were wonderful.
Into the biscuit jar they went
And that problem now is
That every time I walk passed them
I need to try one
Just in case they have gone off,
And because of that
They do not last very long,
So once again tomorrow
I will have to make some more.
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: March 25th, 2024 01:59
- Comment from author about the poem: If any body would like one I am afraid the biscuit jar is empty. 😂😂😂
- Category: Humor
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Comments6
Love baking.
So do I, I have been cooking since I was a child.
Andy
Good write Gold.
I won't bother you for any if you cover them in plain chocolate - ugh!
I do not put any chocolate over them Orchi.
Andy
LOL oh I do that too 🤣 most impressed you make digestives. If you can make the cheese topping try a cheese cake for me. 🌹
I have made cheesecakes Teddy, not a problem. Cooking used to be an obsession with me but not so much now but I still cook most of the time.
Andy
You can't beat a digestive! Love them, whether it's covered in chocolate or plain with cheese. 🙂 I'm more into eating than baking, so good on you for making your own.
Thank you Tom, much appreciated.
Andy
I'm the same way with chocolate chip cookies. And same problem, they don't last very long. I don't understand why. Maybe there's a cookie thief hiding in the closet. 🤔
I have made chocolate chip cookies as well AP. Yes I am sure there is a cookie thief in the closet. LOL
Andy
You'll want me to choke on a digestive, if I mention it's a day today (Lady Day), meaning 9 months to got to Ch........ Unmentionable in March?! lol.
Certainly un mentionable Orchi. LOL
Andy
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