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A. In reality, the biscuits were more often made at home to sell for fundraising, or to serve at fetes and other events held to raise money for the war effort, and it’s this connection between the biscuits and the war that led to the use of the name “Anzacs”.   

B. It’s a popular myth that they’re called Anzac biscuits because they were shipped to the Anzac soldiers during the war.   

C. Nowadays, Anzac biscuits are available in every supermarket, café, and at every school fete across Australia and New Zealand all year round – and there are reasons why they’re so popular.   

D. However, while it’s true that they travel excellently and don’t contain any ingredients that easily spoil, the name “Anzac biscuits” didn’t meet up with these buttery, oaty cookies until the 1920s.