What is the best biscuit/cookie for eating with coffee or tea?

>>9321070
For me, it's the stroopwaffel

>>9321070
What I like with tea isn't the same as what I like best with coffee. I am not sure why someone with a palate would group them together in one sentence like a food pairing has nothing to do with flavor. Do you group all cold beverages the same too?

>>9321087
are you incapable of compartmentalizing things in your mind?

>>9321084
You must be Dutch

>be american
>aisle dedicated to british food
>no plain hobnobs

>>9321084
coffee: yes
tea: please leave without making a scene, sir

Good biscuits that go with both tea and coffee:
>Rich Tea
>Malted Milk
>Morning Coffee
>Arrowroot

>>9321134
For a while, United Airlines was offering decent coffee and Stroopwafels on their flights. It sucks because after trying them and falling in love it's impossible to find in stores, and buying them online is too expensive.

>>9321542
Unironically yes

>>9321542
I've tried those, they're meh at best

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>>9321070
what did they mean by this?

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I like ginger snaps with tea and coffee especially since they still stand out in taste from the beverage.

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Some buttermilk biscuits with jam and butter.

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>>9321070
>2017
>not admitting digestives are superior

>>9322822
A lot of British brands are bought out by Americans and then shit like this happens. Our year 10 chemistry book when I was in High School had been printed in the US and they changed the fucking spellings in that as well.

>>9325174

You were right until you posted the dark chocolate version.