Pancake Day - Tues 16th February. Toss one off for me

Tuesday is Pancake Day, a day when the nation comes together to celebrate that most British of meals, a French crepe smothered in Canadian maple syrup.

So will you be tossing on Tuesday?

What do you have on yours?

Traditional lemon and sugar?

80s kid golden syrup?

90s kid marshmallows and Nutella?

60s kid nanny's homemade marmalade?

How many can you gobble down in one go? Do you mix toppings or go for 6 of the same?

What toppings have you tried that just didn't work?

Discuss, celebrate and reminisce of pancakes gone by.

Maple syrup?! Get the strawberry float out of here!

I like to give mine a quick beating then get it in there quick. Make sure it's firmed up enough to give it a quick toss and then lay it out ready for a nice thick glazing. Perfection :datass:

I eat pancakes whenever I want.

Literally the best holiday of the year

I'm a 90s kid but I have golden syrup and sugar

We have pancakes pretty frequently in our house, there a fun thing to do with the kids on weekends.

I'm a classic lemon juice and sprinkle of sugar guy, if it 'aint broke don't fix it! :toot:

Corazon de Leon

I think I am gonna do a pancake making stream. :lol:

The strict pancakes only on pancake day rule is necessary to avoid having a heart attack within the year

OrangeRKN wrote:The strict pancakes only on pancake day rule is necessary to avoid having a heart attack within the year

Depending on what you are putting on them they aren't inherently that bad for you. A well made crepe with a sensible filling/topping is actually reasonably healthy!

OrangeRKN wrote:The strict pancakes only on pancake day rule is necessary to avoid having a heart attack within the year

You're not one of those bloody food Nazis who go on about how being within 50 feet of sugar is an instant and horrible death sentence are you?

"Oh, I couldn't possibly have anything but organic hand-picked lettuce and cucumber sandwiches on homemade sprouted whole grain brown bread. Eating more than 18.5 calories a month is pure gluttony

"

This may be a smidge exaggerated.

I'm a bit odd in having a decent jam on my rolled up pancakes.

I once melted a bar of dairy milk (big bar) to put inside the pancakes then roll them. Half a pancake roll eaten and i was stuffed, claggy mouth sealing melted chocolate doesn't go down well in large doses.

Probably go old school lemon and sugar this year. Feels classy.

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I'm not particularly fussed about pancakes and wouldn't mind if I missed pancake day.

However when I do eat them they're always savoury ones (no sugar, lemon juice or maple strawberry floating syrup goes anywhere near them), usually chilli in them, rolled up enchilada style.

Peter Crisp wrote:
OrangeRKN wrote:The strict pancakes only on pancake day rule is necessary to avoid having a heart attack within the year

You're not one of those bloody food Nazis who go on about how being within 50 feet of sugar is an instant and horrible death sentence are you?

On the contrary I think you are underestimating quite how many pancakes (and how much golden syrup) I will eat given free reign :lol:

Never bothered with it - too much effort for the end product, for me.

I’ll be having a few of course! Lemon and sugar the main topping, golden syrup on at least one, maybe two depending on how many I enjoy

Ironhide wrote:I'm not particularly fussed about pancakes and wouldn't mind if I missed pancake day.

However when I do eat them they're always savoury ones (no sugar, lemon juice or maple strawberry floating syrup goes anywhere near them), usually chilli in them, rolled up enchilada style.

My dad made a pancake lasagne once. I think you and that dish will have much to discuss. My sister detests pancakes but was happily knocking it back until my dad did the whole "guess the secret ingredient" thing on her.

Going to have it early evening and let my son join in the fun this year. Think he'll be a Nutella man personally. I'm into the chocolate and maple syrup too but always want a sugar and lemon one for tradition.

My wife's batter is delicious in both taste and texture, couldn't ask for more when I'm tossing.

OrangeRKN wrote:Literally the best holiday of the year

I'm a 90s kid but I have golden syrup and sugar

Wait.

Golden Syrup and sugar, at the same time?!

strawberry floating hell.

Nutella and banana is the best.

That's not a growth wrote:
OrangeRKN wrote:I have golden syrup and sugar

Wait.

Golden Syrup and sugar, at the same time?!

Of course

Sugar adds a little bit of crunch

Pancake Day - Tues 16th February. Toss one off for me

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