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custard cream

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noun

  1. a biscuit consisting of two layers with a filling of vanilla-flavoured paste

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Even pastry maestro Tsujiguchi Hironobu has ventured into this terrain, folding a heavy, two-year-aged soy sauce into custard cream for his Nanaotorii Roll Cake — an interplay of salt and sugar that feels at once earthy and ethereal.

From Salon

Mr Tyler said he went through "quite a lot" of custard cream and ginger nut biscuits, but said he he did not think he had done anything "out of the ordinary" to live to 100 years old.

From BBC

Renowned Japanese pastry chef Tsujiguchi Hironobu created the Nanaotorii Soy Sauce Roll Cake, made with a heavy two-year-old soy sauce, a soft spongy dough and custard cream.

From Salon

It’s a trifle – sponge, custard, cream, jelly – but it’s in a packet.

From The Guardian

The teacher said a nurse, who was wearing a face mask and not a full hazmat suit, brought him a sandwich and some custard cream biscuits.

From The Guardian