biskvit

biskvit

In British-English, biscuit is considered a savory cracker or sweet cookie; American English considers biscuit a bun-sized portion of bread that is soft, sometimes crumbly, and does not appear to have a traditional crust.

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Industry/Domain: Baked goods
Category: Bread
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