Knob

There was a campaign to change the name of Dorset Knob biscuits, but not for door knobs! ( That could be an urban myth!)

I'm not a fan of these biscuits, but I do smirk childishly when we pass the shop with a huge sign advertising them!!!

https://www.moores-biscuits.co.uk/news/article/history-of-the-dorset-knob

[Susan Wakely]

Such a traditional name well known by many.

[katy]

Never heard of them before! You did an excellent job with the SC on this one which must’ve been tedious

[JackieR]

@grammyn nahhh, Snapseed to the rescue
@wakelys did you know they're seasonal, and in the summer they do a sweet version?!

[Casablanca]

That sounds delicious. And also amusingly naughty!

[Christine Sztukowski]

Wonderful store window capture

[Susan Wakely]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond yes a consultant that I worked with was very knowledgeable on the knob and would buy them whenever he passed.

[narayani]

Nice bits of red. Really bad name!

[Swillin' Billy Flynn]

I smirked too. My inner child can never resist a good knob joke. 😁

[Rob Z]

Lol!

[Kathy]

I like the composition of the photo in the use of SC. But i'm confused. Are they cookies, rolls or biscuits? I really couldn't tell from reading the link.

[Peter]

Lovely piece of selective colouring Jackie:)

[Kathy A]

Great name 🤣. They look like bread rolls

[Issi Bannerman]

Interesting!

[JackieR]

@jamibann thank you
@kjarn they break your teeth
@randystreat yes!! Think solid savoury rolls, texture of cooky

@robz 😀
@swillinbillyflynn and they're local to you
@narayani no it's not!

@wakelys never had sweet ones
@365projectorgchristine thanks
@casablanca I don't like them very much

[Delwyn Barnett]

A strange name and a fascinating history. I don't think I would like them very much either, but it appears a lot of people do like them.