Petit Beurre Biscuit is a kind of shortbread from Nantes, that is best known in France. These famous biscuits were invented by Louis Lefvre-Utile in 1886, and quickly became a success worldwide. The surface of the biscuit is smooth and has twenty-four indents intermixed with the inscription ''lu Petit-Beurre Nantes'' in three lines.
The characters of the writing are intended to be a reminder of the writing books that the grandmother of one of the creators of Le Petit Beurre would read. The biscuit is watered with milk before baking to get a ''homemade'' look!
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