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The legendary Anzac Biscuits are an Aussie favorite. History of the Anzac Biscuit Anzac Biscuit is a common nickname given to traditional Australian oaten biscuits because of the similarity to hardtack long life biscuits used by the Anzac soldiers during the First World War. Plain hardtack style biscuits are actually simpler in ingredients and much harder and have been made for soldiers and sailors since ancient times. It was known as a dhourra cake to Egyptian mariners and buccellum in the Roman Legions. The British Royal Navy was among the first to mass-produce hardtack as early as the 1660s. The typical Australian Anzac Biscuit today is a simple sweeter biscuit, made using various combinations of rolled oats, flour, sugar, butter, golden syrup, baking soda, boiling water and sometimes desiccated coconut. Its extra ingredients make it softer to chew or crunchy and slightly sweeter of course, but not a classically sweet biscuit and still with a reasonable long life. Australian Bush Recipe Long before they were nicknamed Anzacs, these simple oaten biscuits were made from old recipes used by Australia’s famous outback cooks who would substitute honey when they didnt have sugar or golden syrup and animal fat when they didnt have butter. Their appeal was in their simplicity to make, ease to transport and long life qualities. They were always good treats to stick in the tucker bag of a man working out in the bush who would not come home evry night but camp out often because of the distance to get home. Also a favorite fast baked treat when guests came over. Over the years most young Australian girls would start their cooking skills with mum or nan showing them how to bang out a batch of rolled oat biscuits, which always went down well with a cup of tea. Time marches on but Anzac style biscuits are still a popular homemade biscuit in Australia today and still a treat when company is arriving. When you dont have time to bake, we think our old bush recipe version is the best. Why not give them a shot. Serve with tea or coffee. Australian RSL The RSL (Returned Services League) is an outstanding Australian iconic institution that for over a century has supported the families of those who have served. The use of the word ANZAC is protected by legislation and requires formal approval to be used in any commercial situation, as ours is. The spirit of the ANZACS is important in Australia. Please support your local events and fundraisers. If you’ are having an RSL fundraiser or just offering tea and biscuits after an event. call us for a discounted price for packs of Anzac Biscuits. We are supporters. Call well in advance for large orders.

Bush Cookies offers a good range of great “High Tea” gourmet cookies and biscuits. Sold wholesale and also online direct from their warehouse in Warners Bay NSW Australia.

Our Anzac Biscuits 250g Australian Tradition ( BB- 26 August 2024) is a favorite among our quality biscuits range for anzac biscuits, biscuits, bickkies, anzacs, Bush Cookies, cookies,. Morning tea ideas for great gourmet cookies and we are delivering gourmet packaged cookies to retailers in Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane suburbs overnight. We also supply consumers online direct for great wholesale biscuits conveniently stored for in snacks your pantry.

Traditional Bulk snack food from an Aussie wholesale bakery

Country Of Origin: Made In Australia from Majority Australian Produce
Ingredients: Sugar, Brown Sugar, Water, Golden Syrup, Milk Solids, Butter, Wheat Flour, Oats Emulsifiers (soy 471) Antioxidant (320) Colour 160A, Dessicated Coconut, (223) Bi-Card Soda)
Allergen Statement: Wheat, Milk, Soy, Eggs and may contain traces of nuts and seeds

NUTRITION INFORMATION

Energy: 1980
Protein: 5.6
Total Fats: 12.9
-Saturated Fats 12.9
Carbohydrates 59.6
– Sugars 32.5
Sodium 439

Note:This article was in part reprinted with permission from,
Author: Opera Foods. “Anzac Biscuits 250g Australian Tradition ( BB- 26 August 2024).”, Opera Foods Wholesale Biscuit Suppliers. Accessed 2019. BUY Anzac Biscuits
The Bush Cookies brand is a wholly owned subsidiary of Opera Foods Pty Ltd.