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Date Posted: 16:38:52 10/19/02 Sat
Author: Ralph Hamilton
Subject: Re: What are these? Part 2
In reply to: Ralph Hamilton 's message, "Re: What are these?" on 16:31:57 10/19/02 Sat

>>Hi,
>>Ive happened across a few Australian-English recipes I
>>have no idea..What is Caster sugar and Anzac Bikkies??
>
> Castor Sugar is sugar in finer crystals than normal.
>Dissolves easier for cooking purposes.
>
> Anzac Bikkies are an old Aussie biscuit recipe. The
>biscuits are tough and chewy, but delicious. I guess
>you have to be as tough as the ANZACs to eat them.
>
>Gutpela Kai......Ralph.

Shelley, try this site for info on sugar.

http://www.recipe-fish-seafood.com/54/289290.shtml

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