"pack of biscuits" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a group or container of biscuits. Example: I bought a pack of biscuits at the supermarket today.
If you can, buy yourself something like a malt loaf or a pack of biscuits.
She's so thin that an entire pack of biscuits would hardly make a dent, but she won't believe it.
His backpack contained plastic cards, a gas mask, a bottle of water, goggles and a pack of biscuits.
Rahera can look forward to receiving a small pack of biscuits at school.
He fetched the big pack of dog biscuits out of the cupboard and took out a handful.
Wooden Toy Biscuits: £14, notonthehighstreet.com There's nothing more exciting than a pretend tea party when you're a certain aged child, so what could be better to bring to the table than a pack of toy biscuits.
I just drink water from morning to evening and go to bed hungry," she said, holding a pack of donated biscuits tight against her side.
Conor identifies poor eating habits (a pack of digestive biscuits, a Mountain Dew, and a chocolate bar were a frequent after school snack) and lack of exercise as the reason for the weight he had put on.
Keep a bottle of water and a pack of plain/digestive biscuits handy.
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