shortbread

Converse of object

• make: Helen Dean started making shortbread in her own kitchen to raise funds for the local pipe band in 1975.
• include: Popular bulk cookies include Danish shortbread, fortune cookies and Mexican wedding cookies.
• sell: Paterson Arran Scottish based company selling shortbread, oatcakes, chutneys and preserves.
• have: Our work has free shortbread which I find hard to resist.

Adjective modifier

• homemade: Served in a tall glass served with homemade shortbread.
• Scottish: Varya is working really hard, doing loads of baking: Scottish shortbread, scones, chocolate fudge, little iced cakes.
• home-made: But if the hot tub was no longer an option, tea and home-made shortbread in front of a crackling log fire was.
• square: Our Shortbread Pan makes a square shortbread with a 9 finely detailed designs baked into the top.
• buttery: Joe and Dawn describe their shortbreads: " To make light buttery shortbread, you need plenty of butter.
• chocolate: With the oven ready, the friends created chocolate spiral shortbread, macaroons and Baci Di Dama biscuits.

Preposition: on

arrival: The Experience Your experience starts with coffee and shortbread on arrival, followed by a tour of the Visitor Center.

Modifies a noun

• cookie: Closer to home, the humble shortbread cookie has been given a facelift by Dean's of Huntly, also based in Aberdeenshire.
• tin: A great antique shortbread tin, perfect for a vintage chic or shabby chic interior.
• finger: At the end of your tour, enjoy a FREE whiskey & shortbread finger.
• recipe: Joseph spent every moment of his first year in business perfecting his shortbread recipe.
• crumb: Spoon onto the top of the shortbread bases and then sprinkle the remaining shortbread crumbs on top.

Possessives

millionaire: Water introduces a light cereal note and moves the nose toward millionaire's shortbread.

Noun used with modifier

• butter: A deliciously yummy pudding which children and adults can share using Glutafin all butter Shortbread biscuits.
• caramel: More jugs of tea and coffee and large slabs of ship made chocolate and caramel shortbread.
• chip: Come and learn how to make some traditional British teatime treats such as scones, raisin buns and chocolate chip shortbread biscuits.