What do you call this biscuit?

[numberonecook]

Blue ribband or a blue ribbon?

It's pronounced 'ribbon'.

Blue Riband.

Blue Riband!

I wouldn't call it a biscuit.
I also pronounce it ribbon

ChangeInTime

I say ribbon

My mum used to say ribbanned.

Always annoyed me.

Blue ribAND

The names on the wrapper. A Blue Ribband.

Riband

Blue ribbon, obvs

Ri band

Ribbon!

Apparently 'riband' is the English pronunciation, and 'ribbon' the US pronunciation.

I honestly always thought they were called Blue Ribbons. Don’t think I ever looked at the packaging properly.

Why would you say ‘ribbon’? It’s pronounced ‘ribbund’.

Blue riband, the biscuit to beat the blues. I got those, can’t get enough of those, blues

Apparently 'riband' is the English pronunciation, and 'ribbon' the US pronunciation.

It's pronounced 'ribbund' on both sides of Atlantic. Here's an American dictionary, with pronunciation:

www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/riband

It's a BlueRiBAND, pronounced almost as one word with the stress on the 'band' part

Bluee rye band

Blue rye-band

My aunt worked for Gray Dunn who made them - they should be pronounced Ribbund!

Rib-band

Why would it be ribbon?

Because it comes from Cordon Bleu which means a blue ribbon.

Blue Ribbond. Ribbon with a d on the end.

Blue ribund