My Big Fat Xmas Pancakes

[16 years later]

Ok the best pancakes in the world

First you need to make some pancake batter

Then you need to cook a pancake

When cooked spread some (a lot) nutella on it, then grate some orange zest on top, fold in half and eat.

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[steve@banbury-trials]

you may have posted in the wrong forum mate,recipe sounds nice though

[rudirudirudirudirudi]

think ill go have some riiigggght now!!. thanks for reminding me to have some

[psycholist]

I use a cup of flour, 1 egg and 1/2 pint of milk for batter and eat them with golden syrup instead.

For added weirdness try adding a shot of créme de menthe to the batter - green minty alcoholic pancaykes - Awesome ...

Also done Baileys and Amaretto .

[The Duck]

I use a cup of flour, 1 egg and 1/2 pint of milk for batter and eat them with golden syrup instead.

For added weirdness try adding a shot of créme de menthe to the batter - green minty alcoholic pancaykes - min'gin ...

Also done Baileys and Amaretto .

[Blommah]

I lived in the UK for a month and you guys probably have the worst food culture in the world

[The Duck]

I learned from Austin Powers that Swedish people eat skin flakes.

[Adam-Griffin]

Is'nt he dutch

[Blommah]

I learned from Austin Powers that Swedish people eat skin flakes.

Isnt he from benelux?

Edit: You got that one adam

Edited December 9, 2007 by Blommah

[Adam-Griffin]

Regardless of nationality, he's a twat, and dont swedish people eat things like horse and dogs?

[Blommah]

Regardless of nationality, he's a twat, and dont swedish people eat things like horse and dogs?

No, we eat potatoes and meatballs.

And we drink a lot of milk to dinner, not for dessert

[Muel]

Regardless of nationality, he's a twat, and dont swedish people eat things like horse and dogs?

You can eat horse in britain, the french do all the time.

[Adam-Griffin]

No, we eat potatoes and meatballs.

And we drink a lot of milk to dinner, not for dessert

Cab't say i've ever eaten milk for dessert,e Can't beat good old british fish and chips from the chippy!!!!!!

[Blommah]

Cab't say i've ever eaten milk for dessert,e Can't beat good old british fish and chips from the chippy!!!!!!

Nah fish and chips is alright, even though i worked out every day i gained 5 kilos in a month when i lived there.

[Greetings]

I lived in the UK for a month and you guys probably have the worst food culture in the world

The good thing about British food is that you don't have to eat it since there are so many alternatives like Chinese, Indian etc. What strikes me when occasionally going to London is that the food they serve in places like Pizza Hut have excessive amounts of butter/oil in them. As for home cooking, it all depends on how you prepare the food really, the ingredients are the same no matter what country you live in. Throughout the 8 years I've spent in the UK, I don't recall eating "traditional" British food, if there even is such a thing.

[Blommah]

The good thing about British food is that you don't have to eat it since there are so many alternatives like Chinese, Indian etc. What strikes me when occasionally going to London is that the food they serve in places like Pizza Hut have excessive amounts of butter/oil in them. As for home cooking, it all depends on how you prepare the food really, the ingredients are the same no matter what country you live in. Throughout the 8 years I've spent in the UK, I don't recall eating "traditional" British food, if there even is such a thing.

Well i lived with a family and got home cooked every day, they laughed at me when i wanted milk instead of cola for dinner.

My GF lived in london for half a year and she gained a few kilos herself i may add (theyre gone now though )

The food may not be the worst in the world, but it`s increadibly more unhealthy than ours here in Sweden, it`s common knowledge among all the uk travelers from here

[Adam-Griffin]

Well i lived with a family and got home cooked every day, they laughed at me when i wanted milk instead of cola for dinner.

My GF lived in london for half a year and she gained a few kilos herself i may add (theyre gone now though )

The food may not be the worst in the world, but it`s increadibly more unhealthy than ours here in Sweden, it`s common knowledge among all the uk travelers from here

Guessing you've ever been to the us

[Blommah]

Guessing you've ever been to the us

I`m afraid to go there, might not fit in the plane on the way home.

I`ll wait until they introduce fatty-class.

[Greetings]

hahaha

Nah, every time I go there I enjoy the same Indian restaurant in Wimbledon. Best food ever.

[trial-biker-ryan]

Most Random Topic EVER.

Lmfao!

[BenLeacock™]

You can eat horse in britain, if you live with muel.

Humm your normal ?

[shansen]

The pancakes sound munch

[Rebelistic]

What strikes me when occasionally going to London is that the food they serve in places like Pizza Hut have excessive amounts of butter/oil in them. As for home cooking, it all depends on how you prepare the food really, the ingredients are the same no matter what country you live in. Throughout the 8 years I've spent in the UK, I don't recall eating "traditional" British food, if there even is such a thing.

Yeah to me it seems like in order to eat healthy here you have to make it yourself. It seems pretty hard to get healthy 'off the shelf' food - most things are full of salt, fat and sugar.

Topic should probably be moved to 'chit chat'.