For talking rot.

[McTallshort]

How German

 

[LeinsterMan (NotTigsMan)]

Breakfast American Blueberry pancakes.
Tonight - English style with Nutella, Ice cream and Maple syrup.

Followed by crying myself to sleep over the amount I have eaten.

 

[Groundhog]

Nutella and Jam...... Nutella and mother****ing jam. That's right.

 

[LeinsterMan (NotTigsMan)]

The Irish literally can't do anything right.

 

[munstermuffin]

Strawberry nd Nutella and a splash of lemon

 

[Leonormous Boozer]

Cinnamon and maple syrup or honey... Doubt I'll bother this year, have no ingredients and less motivation!

 

[McTallshort]

Smashed 5! yes 5 of those bad boys tonight.

 

[Every Time Ref]

Smashed 5! yes 5 of those bad boys tonight.

Don't believe you. You're talking crêpe

 

[Pieter Steph du Teague]

Smashed 5! yes 5 of those bad boys tonight.

Same here. 2 Nutella, the rest sugar and lemon.

 

[Which Tyler]

Talking Tooth Rot:

What with having a French wife; we had to do saviury crepes for dinner
So it was basically Tacos, just with crepes instead of... taco shells. It's weird; just weird.

Still, I was allowed a couple with honey and lemon "for desert"

 

[ratsapprentice]

What's a saviury crepe? Sounds fancy!

Always used to have savoury pancakes (just with cheddar) when I was a kid, before lemon and sugar, golden syrup or jam.

I eat american pancakes for breakfast most weekends.

 

[Which Tyler]

O
it's what I made

 

[Penne Rara]

Either sardines in oil with onion slices marinated in lemon juice and a bit of bread, or cornflakes and milk, or two fried eggs and some toast. Depends on my mood when I get up.

Yeah nah, no pancakes for me.

 

[ratsapprentice]

Do you guys not have some sort of pancake day?

 

[McTallshort]

The Poles have a pancake day it was last week they call it Fat day and tend to eat more doughnuts and cakes now instead of Pancakes.

 

[ratsapprentice]

Americans seem to call it fat day too, wonder whether they picked it up from there...?

 

[McTallshort]

The whole thing is just an excuse to use up whats left in the pantry after winter and its got many names but I think the its meant to be a final binge before the Christian Lent.

 

[Leonormous Boozer]

They have Mardi Gras in France which is "fat Tuesday", think it's called Carnivale in places too, not a big deal from what I could tell yesterday though.

 

[TRF_Olyy]

How have I never made the association between Mardis Gras and Fat Tuesday?
That's hilarious

 

[ratsapprentice]

I've actually been told that before... I completely forgot.