box of biscuits 

A box of biscuits is a slang word for money meaning one hundred and fifty pounds. It is commonly used in the south of England.

How much do I owe you? "That will be a box of biscuits"

box of biscuits by biscuit2369 February 11, 2014

A Box of Biscuits, A Box of Mixed Biscuits, and a Biscuit Mixer

An old theatre tongue twister. Used as a way to warm up the tongue before a show, it has gained notoriety recently due to Cards Against Humanity, and it has been difficult to for people to say to this day.

Bailey tried to say A Box of Biscuits, A Box of Mixed Biscuits, and a Biscuit Mixer for ten minutes earlier.

A Box of Biscuits, A Box of Mixed Biscuits, and a Biscuit Mixer by ALSAT December 18, 2020

A Box of Biscuits, A Box of Mixed Biscuits, and a Biscuit Mixer

1. An old theatre warmup that became such a notoriously difficult tongue-twister, that even Cards Against Humanity uses it as one of their cards.

2. A phrase to say whenever one of your friends is tongue-tied, to remind them just how bad at saying words in their own language they are.

Bailey cannot say A Box of Biscuits, A Box of Mixed Biscuits, and a Biscuit Mixer, let us all point and laugh!

A Box of Biscuits, A Box of Mixed Biscuits, and a Biscuit Mixer by ALSAT January 6, 2021