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over a year ago
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"i was given some floury ones earlier.. why do they put flour on them? i dont think it adds anything to the taste?
i prefer a crusty one anyway  "
I have some underpants you may like.
Fortunately, i'm not wearing them.
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"but does anyone know why some come with that additional sprinkling of flour?
Yes 
Gimp
o0o0o ya rat.. tell me  "
Ahh well the cynics will tell you it's to make the northerners think they are getting something extra for nothing 
But really it's cover up the burnt bits
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"but does anyone know why some come with that additional sprinkling of flour?
Yes
Gimp
o0o0o ya rat.. tell me
Ahh well the cynics will tell you it's to make the northerners think they are getting something extra for nothing
But really it's cover up the burnt bits
Gimpus"
Do you mean we are not getting extra barms ? How dare they cheat on us , they must be southerners |
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"No they are called Softies up here  how can you have a crusty softie
That's a Edinburgh Roll! 
Oh and an Aberdeen roll is actually called a butterie but is nothing like a softie! "
oh bugger off now I've got to look all these up
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
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"No they are called Softies up here how can you have a crusty softie
That's a Edinburgh Roll!
Oh and an Aberdeen roll is actually called a butterie but is nothing like a softie! oh bugger off now I've got to look all these up
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The Aberdeen roll is actually quite savoury but is equally good with either butter and cheese or butter and syrup, would love to know what goggle brings up  |
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"No they are called Softies up here how can you have a crusty softie
That's a Edinburgh Roll!
Oh and an Aberdeen roll is actually called a butterie but is nothing like a softie! oh bugger off now I've got to look all these up
The Aberdeen roll is actually quite savoury but is equally good with either butter and cheese or butter and syrup, would love to know what goggle brings up "
that's what it brought up, they looked like scones to me. Couldn't find softies |
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By *oxy_minxWoman
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"No they are called Softies up here how can you have a crusty softie
That's a Edinburgh Roll!
Oh and an Aberdeen roll is actually called a butterie but is nothing like a softie! oh bugger off now I've got to look all these up
The Aberdeen roll is actually quite savoury but is equally good with either butter and cheese or butter and syrup, would love to know what goggle brings up that's what it brought up, they looked like scones to me. Couldn't find softies"
Lol they look nothing like scones! A softie is just a softie, a roll you cut in half and fill with ham and cheese etc a butterie is like half a softie but firmer and made predominantly with suet (I think) quite high in fat but can be made either sweet or savoury, very versatile |
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Oven bottom barmcakes. Cobs are rock hard and crusty (good with soup).
Baps are smaller than barns.
Teacakes have got currants in (no arguing yorkies!).
Rolls are southern baps.
Stotties are barns, but a perfectly acceptable substitute.
I might even accept muffin, but it has to have chips and gravy in it. |
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"i was given some floury ones earlier.. why do they put flour on them? i dont think it adds anything to the taste?
i prefer a crusty one anyway "
I'm getting pretty old  |
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