A biscuit is often the first layer of a dessert in a glass, but its choice can completely change the taste and texture of the entire dessert. Some biscuits are neutral and easily combined with different creams and fruits, while others have a pronounced taste that goes well with certain ingredients, such as caramel, chocolate, coffee or cinnamon.
Listed below are the most common types of biscuits that can be used for desserts in glasses, along with suggestions on what to pair them with. Information about the origin has also been added.
Types of cookies for desserts in glasses:
1. Oreo biscuits - crunchy chocolate biscuit with creamy vanilla filling.
- It is excellent with chocolate mousse, chocolate ganache, chocolate pudding, mascarpone cream, cream cheese, bananas, strawberries, raspberries and cherries.
- It is most often used as a crumb base or a layer between the creamy and fruity layers.
2. Plazma biscuits - a soft, crumbly biscuit with a mild taste, with the aroma of cereals and vanilla.
- It is excellent with vanilla pudding, chocolate pudding, mascarpone cream, cream cheese, whipped cream, strawberries, raspberries, bananas, cherries and peaches.
- It is most often used as a crumb base or as a layer between the filling and the fruit.