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Big breakfast spread?
The Isolated Blurt Thread XXXV: Buttermilf Pancakes

I need this. And, eggs. Plenty of leftover ham and aged cheddar that need a place to lay.
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Big breakfast spread?
The Isolated Blurt Thread XXXV: Buttermilf Pancakes
My ride to the bar will be here, shortly. I'm off to play like I'm a MN native. Vikings will be on the bar tube.
Big breakfast spread?
The Isolated Blurt Thread XXXV: Buttermilf Pancakes
tomorrow i am trying cooking my first ever american style pancakes - just watched jamie oliver cook them and they look easy peasy
I drive to MSP in the morning and then fly to SF to enjoy 50° and rain for a few days.
*lip twitch*Big breakfast spread?
The Isolated Blurt Thread XXXV: Buttermilf Pancakes
?? you need a big buttery milf spread eag... never mind, i didn't say that
I need this. And, eggs. Plenty of leftover ham and aged cheddar that need a place to lay.
pancakes, yeah, but ours are thinner,more like crepes, and not eaten in the quantity or frequency americans seem to. basic thin pancake served most often with lemon and sugar, but the american-style homemade ones look fab.Are pancakes not a thing is Britain? I had never thought about it.
i'd say it's an acquired taste, given the aged ham, cheese and eggsthats some kinky stuff
*lip twitch*
?? you need a big buttery milf spread eag... never mind, i didn't say that![]()
pancakes, yeah, but ours are thinner,more like crepes, and not eaten in the quantity or frequency americans seem to. basic thin pancake served most often with lemon and sugar, but the american-style homemade ones look fab.
in fact, i don't think breakfast in the uk is nearly such as big thing as it looks to me it is stateside... it's grab a coffee and out the door most the time, or some quick toast/bacon sammich or oats/cereal sorta thing.
pancakes, yeah, but ours are thinner,more like crepes, and not eaten in the quantity or frequency americans seem to. basic thin pancake served most often with lemon and sugar, but the american-style homemade ones look fab.
in fact, i don't think breakfast in the uk is nearly such as big thing as it looks to me it is stateside... it's grab a coffee and out the door most the time, or some quick toast/bacon sammich or oats/cereal sorta thing.
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Black pudding IS super. I would choose it over sausage OR bacon.