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digestive biscuit

British  

noun

  1. a round semisweet biscuit made from wholemeal flour

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It’s a heady mix of bourbon, apple juice, amaretto, cannelle syrup and digestive biscuit.

From The Guardian

Meanwhile Chelsea defended with all the resistance of an overly dunked digestive biscuit, three of the four Ajax goals scored from the kind of spaces that speak to some kind of systems failure, a shutdown, a category mistake.

From The Guardian

Sales of custard creams and the humble digestive biscuit are crumbing as Britons opt for healthier and more indulgent treats.

From BBC

Elaine will tip her phone sideways so she and Kenneth, celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary with a digestive biscuit and glass of sweet sherry, can have a proper watch of the video from their holiday to Magaluf where he tried to twerk with her onstage but accidentally knocked her into a fire bucket and got Malibu all over her hair.

From The Guardian

The artist once described someone's art as having the structure of a digestive biscuit which had been urinated on.

From BBC