Is it true that Europeans ONLY eat savory pancakes?

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Can you even get savoury pancakes?

A pancake here is pic related, have it with sugar and lemon especially on pancake day.

How do you make American pancakes? How do you get them so thick?

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>>74748112
that is a crepe

>>74748271
Mate we've been cooking pancakes long before your country existed, it's a fucking pancake.

>>74748112
that is a crepe anglo scum

>>74748332
It really is a crêpe tho
I don't know how it is in Britain but here we call pancakes the stuff OP posted and crêpe the other one

>>74748112
Thank god, I get so confused when burgers keep posting those weird thick things.
That's the stuff we make here too.

>>74748112
these are pancakes
>>74748271
>>74748390
these are retards

>>74748390
kys Quebecois
>>74748397
crêpe is French for pancake mate

>>74748480
We don't call the thick ones crêpes but pancakes, using the English word
And I though you did too and called the thin ones crêpes, most native English speakers here do

>>74748271
>>74748390
>>74748397
We call those pancakes here, but we usually fill them with cheese and minced meat

>>74748548
We don't eat the American pancakes but we call them 'American pancakes'. Pancakes here are what you call crepes.

Not difficult to understand Pierre. Unless you think Americans invented both the pancake, and the word pancake.

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why are bongs so fucking backwards?

>>74748630
My point is that you are the first Brit here I see calling crêpes pancakes instead of using the French word, I get the rest thanks.

>>74748736
Those are not crêpes

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really makes you think

>>74748736
I find that hard to believe.

If you say pancake to a Brit they think of what I've posted, if you say crêpe they just think of a French pancake, if you say American pancake they think of OPs pic.

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>>74748417
>>74748471
>Eastern Euros being against thicc pancakes

You're making a huge mistake.

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>choco cocoa pancakes

stuff is there in every restaurant as dessert
we lose to put homemade jam in it at home
peach, plume, cherry

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>>74748814
>>74748852
What the fuck after arguing with you Pierre I googled pancake and it's ALL yank stuff.

>English

Pathetic desu, it's because Google here comes up with yank results first.

>>74748045
spinach pancakes are lit though

>>74748927
Those are flapjacks

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>>74748927
Where did it all go so wrong

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>>74749012
Yes

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>>74748927
got you covered lad

>>74748856
aren't those hush brownies?

Bacon + apple syrup is best filling
Debate me faggots

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>>74748112
>How do you make American pancakes? How do you get them so thick?
Baking soda

Apparently our pancakes are Scottish.

>pancakes in his "country" are round

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>>74750582

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We often put sliced apples in the doe before we bake them and eat them with jam

Brits are backwards inbreds

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>>74750700
What about these?

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>>74750830
Thats basicly the same but with thicker dough and gets eaten as dessert. Dont think most peoplke would eat that at home its kinda streetfood-ish atleast in Germany. The superior austrian dessert are Marillenknödel anyways (pic related)

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Pic related are sveler/lapper. They look a lot like American pancakes, but are slightly different... They're basically buttermilk pancakes made with ammonium bicarbonate, giving them a rather characteristic taste.

>>74748112
These are normal pancakes.

>>74748045
These are American pancakes. They are also popular here.

>>74748271
(You)

>>74750633
That's an oven pancake.

>>74750504
I didn't know small pancakes were Scottish. My family has always made them smaller and I've never really understood why everyone else made them so wide.

I really wish britbongs wouldn't discuss cuisine like they're experts

>>74748045
we eat it with honey, only spics probably eat them like that

>>74751284
Exactly this, 'cept we call his pic plättar.

>>74751498
Plättar are smaller, they're made in a plättlagg, and they're not made with ammonium bicarbonate but just normal pancake batter...
They are very, very different.

>>74748045
Yes

>>74751391
that's a *pannukakku*
Fixed that for you

>>74751415
I don't get the autism. They could've just said that they call crepes pancakes and ended the discussion there

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>>74755917
this
pannari is best

>>74750700
pancakes with jam and fruit are 100% better than just maple syrup, i try to explain this to other people and they will not believe me.

>>74756452
looks like burnt corn cake.

>>74748045
What the fuck is that monstrosity?

>>74759267
>corn cake

*vomits*

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>>74759371
pankekki

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>>74759743
>finnplebs eat rye poop but won't eat johnny cakes

>>74749196
That looks fucking amazing. Tell me more.

>>74760804
>rye poop
What?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDqXbk_ThH0

>>74748045
nope

>>74760876
Mämmi

>>74761656
What does that taste like, seriously?

>>74761798
I don't remember, it's been so long since I tried it.

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>>74748112
This is a pancake
That's a lettu

>>74761798
Rye malts

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Пaлaчинкe.

>>74761881
I don't know what rye malts would taste like. I love rye bread...

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>>74762069
Don't call that horrible syrupy shit that Germans and Swedes eat ryebread. It triggers my finnishness

If you have drank any malty beer like some stouts (expecially imperials) that's what malts taste like

>>74762354
The rye bread I'm most familiar with is the Jewish deli kind. That pic looks really good though.

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>>74762398
>The rye bread I'm most familiar with is the Jewish deli kind

Oh shit nigger what are you doing, never bring caraway to a rye fight

>>74749211
Panqueca de macaco -- uma vela delicia!

>>74762354
What you posted is a millstone though

>>74748112
pancakes here are like that too lol

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>>74763072
ops forgot my pic lel

>>74763089
What's in this?

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REAL PANCAKES ARE THIN AND YOU EAT THEM WITH JAM AND MAYBE ICECREAM/NUTELLA IF UR A FAT CUNT

>>74749147
>simplified
yeah chavspeak is so traditional and complex

>>74763137
>REAL PANCAKES ARE THIN AND YOU EAT THEM IF UR A FAT CUNT
>fix'd

>>74763137
No Sven, just jam is fine. Especially the jam you Nords make. My favorite jam is a Swedish black currant one.

>>74763116
A salted crepe, usually on sugar crepes you put nutella or all kind of confitures or just straight sugar, but those are salty crepes, you put ham and cheese or bacon and even eggs
It's pretty good, try it when you can

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>>74748112
dat is a crab

>>74763192
swedish kids eats pancakes literally all the time and we're one of the skinniest nations in the world, britbong

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>>74748814

>>74763337
>eating pancakes
>making it

chose one, Sven

>>74748045
Aren't they hotcakes?

>>74748045
Depending on the size of that plate (I'm not a good judge of scale) those things are pikelets.

>>74748332
>>74748417
>>74748592
So cakes are incredibly thin in your countries? It makes sense to call something thicker, lighter and more airy a cake. Do you call a Mexican tortilla a corn cake?

>>74763323
"Question for you. What's better than octopus recipe? Answer for you. Eight recipes for octopus."

>>74759267
It's crepe batter cooked in an oven. Delicious.