Is a animal cracker a cracker or a cookie?

Question

Is a animal cracker a cracker or a cookie. I mean look at the fact and the Characteristic.

Answer 1

I believe that the British call cookies "crackers", if I am not mistaken

Answer 2

Fun Facts about the real animal crackers...

Nabisco, originally called The National Biscuit Company, trademarked Barnum's Animals in 1902.
The first animal-shaped COOKIES were invented in England in the late 1800's.
The circus wagon box was designed with a string so it could be hung from a Christmas tree.
300,000 animal crackers are baked in an hour.
There have been 54 different animals made into cookies since 1902.
Only four animals have survived all 100 years: lions, tigers, bears, and elephants.

Answer 3

Cookie.

Answer 4

It's a cookie. Crackers should not be sweet.

Answer 5

I thought there were both: animal crackers (unfrosted) and animal cookies (with the pink or white frosting).


Either way, they're all in the same aisle at the grocery store, so call them whatever you want!!


A crackie. Lmao.

Answer 6

cookie i say just sounds better as cracker

Answer 7

they seem to be a cookie yet fairly much less energy than maximum cookies. nevertheless no longer healthful for us yet a extra useful determination than others. you will locate them with the different cookies and not crackers.

Answer 8

The company that makes them say they are crackers but who really knows

Answer 9

Since it's sweet, I would say a cookie.

Answer 10

It's a cookie because its sweet and hard.