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National Pancake Day is here!
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I'm starving too, could do with a stack of hot syrup covered pancakes. Or maybe some lemon and sugar covered with a cup of tea..
Butter Pecan syrup mmmmmmm drools.... Ihop pancakes are my weakness I've been on this diet and excercise regimen for 2 months but I may have to cheat today
THIS
There's at least one or two other places around where I live that have much better pancakes and don't make me feel like I need a shower afterward
reminds me of former babysitter (I went to her house before school) who made "New Zealand" pancakes
they were very flat, she put lemon juice and sugar on them, then rolled them up
yum!!
I've never liked pancakes...
The thick American style ones are vile and sit in my stomach for hours after eating. The pancakes they have over here in the UK are thin, more like crepes, and much more digestible. I still don't care for them, though.
The thick American style ones are vile and sit in my stomach for hours after eating. The pancakes they have over here in the UK are thin, more like crepes, and much more digestible. I still don't care for them, though.
i really would refuse to eat in this establishment because of the people that normally eat there and the eating conditions.
I tend to not like eating in places where you have no privacy, and you are like seated right up on complete strangers who are loud and disgusting.
I dont consider myself privileged or anything, I just prefer eating in private homes or private dining rooms.
I never eat fast food, nor the Chilis of the world for that exact reason.
I tend to not like eating in places where you have no privacy, and you are like seated right up on complete strangers who are loud and disgusting.
I dont consider myself privileged or anything, I just prefer eating in private homes or private dining rooms.
I never eat fast food, nor the Chilis of the world for that exact reason.
Awesome, turn this into a PRSI thread so you can throw your tantrum about eating in public. In my opinion most of the way you respond to things shows that you do find yourself privileged but you have a right to your opinion, of course.
No one says you have to eat pancakes, I for one would love some if I had time to leave work right now.
Awesome, turn this into a PRSI thread so you can throw your tantrum about eating in public. In my opinion most of the way you respond to things shows that you do find yourself privileged but you have a right to your opinion, of course.
No one says you have to eat pancakes, I for one would love some if I had time to leave work right now.
I am not privileged, I am just lazy
I want them delivered
I am not privileged, I am just lazy
I want them delivered
Oh now that is ok by me! I am too far, by the time that happens it'll be too late and too cold.
Lemon & sugar hhhmmm sounds interesting, never heard of this topping for pancakes... Gonna have to try it
Lemon & sugar hhhmmm sounds interesting, never heard of this topping for pancakes... Gonna have to try it
I wouldn't take culinary advice from a Brit. Just sayin'.
Weird comment. You seem to be something of a misanthropist (or a teenager). "The people that normally eat there"? Who are "those people" and what makes you so much better?
Eating in public is fun! Loud and disgusting are just one of the many combinations of people you find at restaurants. Go there to view the spectacular variety of human types if you must be the anthropologist!
I once went to an IHOP up north. You go in any IHOP on a saturday morning and look around. That is what I mean by "those people". Each restaurant is the same, no matter. Granted I've been to a diner 2 times in 7 years. Not a big "go out to eat breakfast" person.
I dont see any fun in watching the spectacular variety of human types (while eating food). Food is the key here. If anything, you can get plenty of human specimen observation in any club in Miami.
You really still haven't explained what "those people" are. Do you mean people with mouths, perfect for eating pancakes? Families? Hung over teenagers? Grandparents with their grandkids?
Your reason for posting seems to be to create controversy out of a perfectly innocent topic....
I wouldn't take culinary advice from a Brit. Just sayin'.
You might have wanted to quote the first post in the thread, since the whole thing's about an old English tradition. Tradition, of course, being something the USA might just develop in a few more hundred years!
