Wafer shaped into a cone or similar shape, used for serving ice cream. Typical ingredients are wheat flour, vegetable oil, salt, sodium bicarbonate. May contain other flours, wheatgerm and colours.
Commercially prepared sweet biscuit made from wheat flour with added wheatmeal.
Commercially prepared, non chocolate flavoured sweet biscuit sandwiched with jam and sweetened creamy filling.
Commercially prepared biscuits consisting of wafer layers sandwiched with a sweetened cream filling.
Commercially prepared, vanilla flavoured sweet biscuit sandwiched with sweetened creamy filling.
Shortbread style biscuit, prepared in the home from common household ingredients including butter, flour, sugar and rice flour, baked.
Commercially prepared sweet biscuit, prepared from a pastry base with sugar-glaze.
Shortbread-style biscuits, commercially prepared, made using butter. Other ingredients may include wheat flour, sugar and rice flour.
Commercially prepared sweet biscuit made predominately from oatmeal.
Commercially prepared sweet biscuit comprised of a biscuit base with a marshmallow topping, chocolate-coated.
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