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Re: Pancake Day
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 9914408)
In Leicester we called them cobs :thumbup: |
Re: Pancake Day
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 9914169)
You're welcome. But in Canada it's PANCAKES :thumbup:
One of lifes little luxuries of a weekend morning. With bacon. Yes, that crappy canadian streaky bacon (nice and crisp) that people also love to hate. |
Re: Pancake Day
Originally Posted by MillieF
(Post 9914843)
You're from Leicester? That means you don't get cross but mardy! God the years are peeling away, yes many a day I had a cob for lunch.
From now on I shall use it lots and see if we can get people saying it over here :thumbup: |
Re: Pancake Day
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 9915231)
Thats a word i've not used sinced being in Canada - other people in the UK didn't get it let alone Canadians lol.
From now on I shall use it lots and see if we can get people saying it over here :thumbup: |
Re: Pancake Day
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 9914987)
With Maple Syrup:thumbsup:
One of lifes little luxuries of a weekend morning. With bacon. Yes, that crappy canadian streaky bacon (nice and crisp) that people also love to hate. |
Re: Pancake Day
Originally Posted by Souvy
(Post 9916843)
You mean strips of hardened pure fat?
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Re: Pancake Day
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 9914408)
Oh put a sock in it woman you're probably confused :rofl:
What does everyone call bread rolls then - thats a definite geographical speciality. In Leicester we called them cobs :thumbup: |
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