208: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. You can watch the original sequence here.
209: What etymological connection?
208: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. You can watch the original sequence here.
209: What etymological connection?
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Zwieback and Biscuit – Both means “baked twice”
I’m guessing… The first picture is a rusk and the second picture is a biscuit… a rusk ( hardened bread ) is sometimes called beskuit, etc.
Baked Twice
Biscuit… Viz Bread twice cooked.
the first pic is that of a zwieback. the name comes from German zwei, meaning “two”, and backen, meaning “to bake”.
the second pic is just bisuits. and it origins are as follows:
french: bescuit meaning “twice cooked”
latin: bis coctus meaning “(bread) twice baked”.
and hence the etymological connect..