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over a year ago
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Oooh love crumpets - left to cool for a minue and then smothered in butter so it stays hard and doesn't 'sink in'. Sometimes have a little cheese on top too. Yummy |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Nice with cheese and also spread with marmite and cheese.
And great with peanut butter.
another way is to whisk ya eggs up and dunk your crumpet in , leave to soak a little then fry off.
great with bacon and toms  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Nice with cheese and also spread with marmite and cheese.
And great with peanut butter.
another way is to whisk ya eggs up and dunk your crumpet in , leave to soak a little then fry off.
great with bacon and toms "
Now that does sound yummy  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Nice with cheese and also spread with marmite and cheese.
And great with peanut butter.
another way is to whisk ya eggs up and dunk your crumpet in , leave to soak a little then fry off.
great with bacon and toms "
Ooooo may just have to try that one !!! xx xx |
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By *ouvakMan
over a year ago
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"sod the crumpets give me dumplings any day yummy  Dumplings... now your'e talking - a lovely winter warmer with a stew (drooling here lol)"
mmmmmm sex takes a back seat when there's a stew on the stove lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I prefer potato cakes.
Thats just what I'm having right now as I haven't got any crumpets
Never heard of them ???? x"
you don't know what you're missing, I could cook you some up if you ever visit. |
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"I prefer potato cakes.
Thats just what I'm having right now as I haven't got any crumpets
Never heard of them ???? x
you don't know what you're missing, I could cook you some up if you ever visit. "
Then that would be another tasty thing I would look forward to xx xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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crumpets mmmmmmmmmmmmmm i love crumpets
toasted and covered in butter sometimes with melted cheese
depending on where you come from they are called differant things us brummies call them picklets well thats what my nan called them |
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"Scottish pancakes are yummy too
Are they the same as Welshcakes ?? Thin versions of a scone but griddled ???"
are they dropped scones? fantastic - we have a griddle and not used it so need to christen it with these! |
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"My old dad would only ever eat a crumpet/pikelet when there was an r in the month
i tend to do the same "
All the places I've been to, and thats the first time I've heard anyone else call them Pikelets. I was beginning to think it was just a local term lol |
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"The ones I've tried are like small thick pancakes - quite sweet and lovely with butter on. I just got them from Tesco's  "
Yep they sound similar, maybe we should all bring our own versions for supper on the 31st lol xxxx |
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"My old dad would only ever eat a crumpet/pikelet when there was an r in the month
i tend to do the same
All the places I've been to, and thats the first time I've heard anyone else call them Pikelets. I was beginning to think it was just a local term lol"
Must be a Midlands thing, thats what they were called when I lived in Brum for a while x x |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"My old dad would only ever eat a crumpet/pikelet when there was an r in the month
i tend to do the same
All the places I've been to, and thats the first time I've heard anyone else call them Pikelets. I was beginning to think it was just a local term lol
Must be a Midlands thing, thats what they were called when I lived in Brum for a while x x"
ive never called em pikelets.....what have i been missing out on ??? lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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as far as i know brummies called crumpets picklets
and that how i have known them from childhood
its only since i have lived in tamworth have i called them crumpets |
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"My old dad would only ever eat a crumpet/pikelet when there was an r in the month
i tend to do the same
All the places I've been to, and thats the first time I've heard anyone else call them Pikelets. I was beginning to think it was just a local term lol
Must be a Midlands thing, thats what they were called when I lived in Brum for a while x xive never called em pikelets.....what have i been missing out on ??? lol "
I wouldn't imagine you miss out on a lot Honey lol xx xx |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"crumpets mmmmmmmmmmmmmm i love crumpets
toasted and covered in butter sometimes with melted cheese
depending on where you come from they are called differant things us brummies call them picklets well thats what my nan called them"
must be a brummie thing.
family always called them pikelets . |
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"The ones I've tried are like small thick pancakes - quite sweet and lovely with butter on. I just got them from Tesco's
Yep they sound similar, maybe we should all bring our own versions for supper on the 31st lol xxxx"
That's a good idea - will there be a toaster or grill handy? If not we could toast them in front of a fire or even better in front of all those red hot fellas! |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"My old dad would only ever eat a crumpet/pikelet when there was an r in the month
i tend to do the same
All the places I've been to, and thats the first time I've heard anyone else call them Pikelets. I was beginning to think it was just a local term lol
Must be a Midlands thing, thats what they were called when I lived in Brum for a while x xive never called em pikelets.....what have i been missing out on ??? lol
I wouldn't imagine you miss out on a lot Honey lol xx xx"
i have missed out on these...i always called em crumpets |
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"The ones I've tried are like small thick pancakes - quite sweet and lovely with butter on. I just got them from Tesco's
Yep they sound similar, maybe we should all bring our own versions for supper on the 31st lol xxxxThat's a good idea - will there be a toaster or grill handy? If not we could toast them in front of a fire or even better in front of all those red hot fellas! "
Hmmmmm might need quite a few lined up in front of us ???????  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"crumpets mmmmmmmmmmmmmm i love crumpets
toasted and covered in butter sometimes with melted cheese
depending on where you come from they are called differant things us brummies call them picklets well thats what my nan called them
must be a brummie thing.
family always called them pikelets . "
Just to point out, Grimsby isn't in Birmingham lol |
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