iykofias:
ur last line is so wrong, biscuit bone is originally a dog meal, its a biscuit/snack shaped in the form of bone given to pets (dogs mostly but even cats feast on it)

that is a dog food
biscuit bone is a local name given to the edible part of a bone

biscuit bone does not have equivalent foreign food name same as saying EBA should be called cassava flakes

jnrremedy:


that is a dog food
biscuit bone is a local name given to the edible part of a bone

biscuit bone does not have equivalent foreign food name same as saying EBA should be called cassava flakes

go back to my post u quoted n read it again, i said 'originally'. Whether local or not isnt even an arguement.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scCIUDkrSz0

BISCUIT BONE NOT BRISKET BONE

Brisket: noun(plural briskets)

The chest of an animal.A cut of meat taken from this area, especially from the section under the first five ribs
So some smart by half internet user, decided that the word was brisket bone and not biscuit bone and it has as usual caught up, again with no one bothering to verify the veracity or otherwise.
Google is indispensable so here it goes:
‘Brisket is a CUT OF MEAT (emphasis mine) from the breast or lower chest of beef or veal.
The beef brisket is one of the nine beef primal cuts, though the precise definition of the cut differs internationally. The brisket muscles include the superficial and deep pectorals.
So there you have it, there’s nothing like brisket bone. Whoever coined that phrase BISCUITT BONE must have had a reason for that, probably the soft nature of the bones which is akin to biscuits.
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Chief
@porschethane


RBC as you did the misinformation

when you tell the butcher you want to buy 'brisket bone'.