With the tang of citrus, the crunch of seeds and the chewiness of coconut, these biscuits have a little bit of everything.
I don’t know about you but I have this thing where I have to bake something if someone is coming for a cuppa because a coffee (or a tea) without baked goods is like cookies without cream.
There are so many things I love about having a dog but one is how he’s such a great conversation starter. Teddy Roosevelt has become quite a celebrity in our apartment block, many people now know him by name and we have gotten to know a lot more of our neighbours – it’s a win, win!

One of our neighbours wants to Ted sit occasionally so I invited her down for tea so she and Teddy Roosevelt could get better acquainted. The two of them got on like a house on fire and after some tea and a couple of these biscuits, we took things upstairs to her place where Teddy lived his best life chasing ball in her long hallway (ours is very stumpy!) When we came back downstairs I was pottering in the kitchen when I heard an ominous crunch, crunch, crunch! Teddy had only jumped up onto the coffee table and nicked one of the biscuits and was licking his lips with pleasure. I however, was not licking my lips, I was phoning the vets because did you know citrus is bad for dogs"

As it was, Teddy narrowly missed a visit to the vets (he’d have needed to eat a whole plate of biscuits to warrant a visit,) but he did look a bit sorry for himself and have a bi...