There is no smell more welcoming than that of freshly baked biscuits or cookies. Whether it’s for morning tea with a cuppa or for the school cake stall, these recipes won’t last long.
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Lemon and poppy seed biscuits
Perfect with a steaming cup of tea.
Coconut jam drops
You can’t stop at just one!
Shortbread fingers
Irresistibly crumbly and buttery, shortbread has been a year-round favourite biscuit for centuries.
Gingernuts
These cookies, basking in the warm glow of spices like ginger and cinnamon, are the quintessential tea-time treat.
Jam drops
These little drops of heaven combine sweet plum jam with a buttery shortbread biscuit.
Melting moments
These bite-sized wonders are the ultimate treat for anyone with a sweet tooth – a buttery, crumbly cookie that practically dissolves in your mouth.
White chocolate macadamia cookies
A decadent treat with macadamia’s and white chocolate.
Chocolate chunk and raspberry cookies
Beat the 3pm slump.
Honey biscuits
A carefully applied cookie cutter will ensure these dainty pink and white themed honey biscuits are perfectly symmetrical. Enjoy them with your afternoon cuppa.
Afghan biscuits
These chocolatey Afghan biscuits are absolutely delicious enjoyed with a mug of coffee for afternoon tea. They keep well covered in the fridge for up to a week, but we don’t think they’ll last that long.
Ghoriba biscuits
These Middle Eastern biscuits are perfumed with orange flower water.
Gingernut biscuits
Watch them go at afternoon tea!
Millionaire’s shortbread
Treat yourself.
Double chocolate brownie cookies
Rich, chewy and utterly indulgent.
Giant macadamia, white chocolate and cranberry cookies
When a normal sized cookie isn’t enough.
Chocolate chip cookies
Grab yourself a glass of milk!
Strawberry and cream biscuits
These delightfully sweet biscuits are the ideal combination of strawberries and ‘cream’.
Peanut butter cookies
Simply the best.
Praline custard creams
The perfect combination of sweet shortbread biscuits sandwiched with custard filling and rolled in crushed almond praline.
Golden cinnamon biscuits
The dark caramel flavours of brown sugar and golden syrup spiced with cinnamon mean these simple golden cinnamon biscuits are absolutely full of flavour.
Cornflake cookies
These crunchy, golden cookies will put a smile on your kids’ faces.
Double chocolate freckles
These fun and easy to make biscuits are great for kid’s lunch boxes, after school snacks or parties.
Butter biscuits
Buttery, sweet and melt-in-the-mouth.
Coconut macaroons
These sweet coconutty egg white-based biscuits make the ideal afternoon treat.
The best Anzac biscuit recipe of all time
Whether you like them soft and chewy or with an extra bit of bite!
Dairy-free hazelnut and cacao cookies
With chia seeds for extra protein and crunch, these healthy cookies won’t disappoint when it comes to flavour.
Dark chocolate French macarons
Treat yourself.
Orange and ginger florentines
egg-free gluten-free wheat-free Florentines can be stored in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks. Note
Peanut butter choc chunk cookies
A match made in heaven.
Jam wreaths
These jam wreath cookies get into the fun festive spirit of Christmas. Keep wreaths in an air tight container for up to 2 weeks.
Traditional shortbread
The use of rice flour gives shortbread a more delicate texture.
Slice and bake biscuits
Slice, and bake – so easy.
Mint slice biscuits
Is there any better combo than mint and chocolate?
Honey snap biscuits
Crisp and lightly spiced, these honey snap biscuits do exactly what their name suggests. Delicious served with a glass of milk, a cup of coffee or a scoop of ice-cream.
Gingerbread biscuits
Run as fast as you can!
Gluten-free peanut butter cookies
Delight kids and grown-ups alike!
Basic oat cookies
Oat-so good.
Banana, date and oat cookies
These moreish cookies go perfectly with a cold glass of milk.
Chocolate lace cookies
Crispy on the outside, these chocolate lace cookies are chewy on the inside. Just what you need when it’s time to sit down with a cup of tea.
Peanut brittle
Go nuts for this classic treat.