"traditional biscuits" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, you might use it in a sentence like, "My grandmother always made the most delicious traditional biscuits every Sunday."
There was also a red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting and a citified strawberry shortcake with a base of white cake rather than the traditional biscuit.
And when he wasn't talking, or snoozing, or demolishing a box of traditional Iranian biscuits, he was taking notes on whatever was going on around him, which he filed away into his computer bag.
Having just moved to Hever in Kent, she decided to escape the unpacking with a visit to a local farmers' market, where she became captivated by the idea of having her own stall selling traditional breads, biscuits and cakes, some of the things she loved to bake by hand.
A less traditional chocolate biscuit cake, requested by Prince William, contained 1,700 Rich Tea biscuits and 17 kilos of chocolate.
With the sound of the Greek pop singer Nana Mouskouri cooing in the background, I bit into a delicious amber melomakarona, the traditional Christmas biscuit redolent of honey and cloves, and then tasted a three-nut cookie dusted with powdered sugar and a crumbly kourabietha with almonds and drops of ouzo.
The entrance to the villas, each of which has a garage on the side and is roofed with traditional-style biscuit-coloured tiles, faces what is currently a wilderness of wild flowers and green bushes (some of which are protected by environmental laws).
The nation is turning its back on dunking, and sales of traditional chocolate-covered biscuit bars, such as KitKats and Penguins, are likewise in decline.
There will be defenders of the traditional British ginger biscuit who'll balk at this less familiar version of the classic.
It makes an orange and cranberry panettone which Sainsbury's sells under its own label, and unusually large cantuccini, traditional Tuscan almond-packed biscuits, for Starbucks—unimaginable in Italy but perfect for the American coffee chain's oversized cups.
