Rich, crumbly, and gloriously buttery, Martha Stewart's favorite cookies are a delight, whether served as an elegant dessert ...

These crumbly, buttery cookies are a perfect treat with afternoon tea, or with ice cream, fruit, or chocolate for dessert. Preheat oven to 300°F. Line 2 (8-inch) square or round cake pans with ...

These crisp and buttery shortbread cookies have just a hint of Earl Grey tea. Feel free to add more if you like. Preheat oven to 350­ degrees. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper. In a ...

3️⃣ Roll & Fill. Lightly flour your work surface and roll the dough out to ¼-inch thickness.Carefully spread an even layer of raspberry jam over the top of the dough.

In comparison, digestive biscuits lasted 28.3 seconds while shortbread biscuits lasted 31.7 seconds. Rich tea biscuits were the quickest to fall into the tea, lasting just 21.3 seconds.

From the humble Rich Tea to crumbly Shortbread, biscuits are a necessity that that can be found in millions of homes across the UK, ready to be served alongside a hot cup of tea.

Contains: Earl Grey tea, buttery shortbread biscuits, Cherry On The Top Biscuits (inspired by the Bakewell Tart) and a duo of jams, alongside creamy fudge infused with invigorating lemon sherbet.

For Brits, there is no treat better than a biscuit paired with a hot cup of tea - and luckily the country isn't short of options. From the humble Rich Tea to crumbly Shortbread, biscuits are a ...

The digestive biscuit lasted 28.3 seconds while shortbread biscuits lasted 31.7 seconds. The study was conducted in order to 'better inform NHS staff when having a tea break' (Image: Getty Images ...