canned biscuits

Does anyone know where to find canned biscuits?

I believe they are quite plentiful in the States.

Tony_In_Mexico wrote:I believe they are quite plentiful in the States.

You were abused as a kid, weren't you?

jajaja, No we always had homemade biscuits at home every morning. yes, they are quite plentiful in the states. why don't you fly up and bring some back

elgringo wrote:Does anyone know where to find canned biscuits?

They used to have them at Super Lake but we haven't had the occassion to look for or buy them recently. In the rear freezer case where the butter and milk arte.

Thanks, I just checked and they didn't have any. I was wanting to make some chicken and dumplings and it is just to easy to use canned biscuits

If they have Bisquick, it is darned easy to make chicken and dumplings using their dumpling recipe. I often add some fresh herbs to the mix for a varied flavor.

Thanks, That is what I will do. I forgot about using Bisquick

I found some at the Superama in Guad, but a bit of a drive just for biscuits. And they weren't THAT good.

elgringo wrote:Thanks, That is what I will do. I forgot about using Bisquick

Use Bisquick. We always have it in the house. We like chicken pot pies, and it's excellent for the crust.

What is a "canned biscuit"?

For good dumplings you can cut up and use flour tortillas, they are not as thick, but work well.

"What is a "canned biscuit"?"

I figured that the OP was referring to those tubes of biscuits found in the refrigerated section NOB?

CanuckBob wrote:What is a "canned biscuit"?

I think they're referring to Pillsbury packaged products...the ones where you peel off the label, whap the cardboard on the edge of the counter, they pop and you put the dough products on a cookie sheet (or top something) to bake.

Sorry Neil...didn't see your post.