Do Canadians love pancakes or is that just something I saw on a cartoon?
I think that's more cartoon. I think Canadians like pancakes at a very normal level, lol. We do love proper maple syrup for sure, but that doesn't mean we love pancakes to the same extent. Maple syrup is good for many different things.
Canadians really love booze and poutine. That's not a myth, lol.
sometimes consuming one is the aftermath of consuming too much of the other.
True! Poutine is a wonderful hangover food.
This word has a very different meaning from where I am from (my spelling might be off though). What the hell does poutine mean in Canada?
Isn't it fries with some brown sauce.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
Do Canadians love pancakes or is that just something I saw on a cartoon?
I think that's more cartoon. I think Canadians like pancakes at a very normal level, lol. We do love proper maple syrup for sure, but that doesn't mean we love pancakes to the same extent. Maple syrup is good for many different things.
Canadians really love booze and poutine. That's not a myth, lol.
sometimes consuming one is the aftermath of consuming too much of the other.
True! Poutine is a wonderful hangover food.
This word has a very different meaning from where I am from (my spelling might be off though). What the hell does poutine mean in Canada?
Do Canadians love pancakes or is that just something I saw on a cartoon?
I think that's more cartoon. I think Canadians like pancakes at a very normal level, lol. We do love proper maple syrup for sure, but that doesn't mean we love pancakes to the same extent. Maple syrup is good for many different things.
Canadians really love booze and poutine. That's not a myth, lol.
sometimes consuming one is the aftermath of consuming too much of the other.
True! Poutine is a wonderful hangover food.
This word has a very different meaning from where I am from (my spelling might be off though). What the hell does poutine mean in Canada?
Isn't it fries with some brown sauce.
Those are called disco fries around here.
Maybe poutine is french for "shitty music"*.
*Not counting KISS Dynasty
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"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I love pancakes with just sugar on. or whipped cream and raspberry jam
They look like crepes to me. Very very thin.
In Sweden we have thin pancakes. We use ~1 dl of batter for one pancake. They're really good - but yes thinner then the american fluffy (but from my experience with breakfast in NY rather tasteless) kind.
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES. LIKE GUNS.
(would have loved to have done pankcakes for Agnes in the morning)
No, good pancakes are not tasteless. You just got some shitty pancakes. And the ones in this photo above look burnt.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I love pancakes with just sugar on. or whipped cream and raspberry jam
They look like crepes to me. Very very thin.
In Sweden we have thin pancakes. We use ~1 dl of batter for one pancake. They're really good - but yes thinner then the american fluffy (but from my experience with breakfast in NY rather tasteless) kind.
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES. LIKE GUNS.
(would have loved to have done pankcakes for Agnes in the morning)
No, good pancakes are not tasteless. You just got some shitty pancakes. And the ones in this photo above look burnt.
They need to be crispy my friend.
But yes. I'm sure it just happend to be bad at that place. But I was so disapointed, having "american breakfast" in NYC and we were like "this tastes like nothing".
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I love pancakes with just sugar on. or whipped cream and raspberry jam
They look like crepes to me. Very very thin.
In Sweden we have thin pancakes. We use ~1 dl of batter for one pancake. They're really good - but yes thinner then the american fluffy (but from my experience with breakfast in NY rather tasteless) kind.
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES. LIKE GUNS.
(would have loved to have done pankcakes for Agnes in the morning)
No, good pancakes are not tasteless. You just got some shitty pancakes. And the ones in this photo above look burnt.
They need to be crispy my friend.
But yes. I'm sure it just happend to be bad at that place. But I was so disapointed, having "american breakfast" in NYC and we were like "this tastes like nothing".
I went to the Tick Tock Diner for breakfast when I was in NYC - I didn't even try another place for breakfast the whole time I was there, because it was so good in that classic New York Diner way. You should have gone there. But I didn't do the pancakes. Honestly, I don't love pancakes. I only ever eat them if they happen to come with something else that I want. Even then I might only eat a few bites. I did like them as a kid though. Now, I dunno... They're just too filling and doughy for me.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I love pancakes with just sugar on. or whipped cream and raspberry jam
They look like crepes to me. Very very thin.
In Sweden we have thin pancakes. We use ~1 dl of batter for one pancake. They're really good - but yes thinner then the american fluffy (but from my experience with breakfast in NY rather tasteless) kind.
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES. LIKE GUNS.
(would have loved to have done pankcakes for Agnes in the morning)
No, good pancakes are not tasteless. You just got some shitty pancakes. And the ones in this photo above look burnt.
They need to be crispy my friend.
But yes. I'm sure it just happend to be bad at that place. But I was so disapointed, having "american breakfast" in NYC and we were like "this tastes like nothing".
I went to the Tick Tock Diner when I was in NYC - I didn't even try another place for breakfast the whole time I was there, because it was so classicly good! You should have gone there. But I didn't do the pancakes. Honestly, I don't love pancakes. I only ever eat them if they happen to come with something else that I want. Even then I might only eat a few bites. I did like them as a kid though. Now, I dunno... They're just too filling and doughy for me.
Make the thin Swedish ones, and have them a bit more crispy/burnt?
THERE'S YOUR ANSWER MISSY
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
Do Canadians love pancakes or is that just something I saw on a cartoon?
I think that's more cartoon. I think Canadians like pancakes at a very normal level, lol. We do love proper maple syrup for sure, but that doesn't mean we love pancakes to the same extent. Maple syrup is good for many different things.
Canadians really love booze and poutine. That's not a myth, lol.
sometimes consuming one is the aftermath of consuming too much of the other.
True! Poutine is a wonderful hangover food.
This word has a very different meaning from where I am from (my spelling might be off though). What the hell does poutine mean in Canada?
french fries topped with cheese curds and then gravy to melt said cheese curds.
now it's gone full on nutty with people adding all sorts of shit. close to my work there's a fucking Poutinerie. a place that serves nothing but different variations of poutine.
I love pancakes with just sugar on. or whipped cream and raspberry jam
They look like crepes to me. Very very thin.
In Sweden we have thin pancakes. We use ~1 dl of batter for one pancake. They're really good - but yes thinner then the american fluffy (but from my experience with breakfast in NY rather tasteless) kind.
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES. LIKE GUNS.
(would have loved to have done pankcakes for Agnes in the morning)
No, good pancakes are not tasteless. You just got some shitty pancakes. And the ones in this photo above look burnt.
They need to be crispy my friend.
But yes. I'm sure it just happend to be bad at that place. But I was so disapointed, having "american breakfast" in NYC and we were like "this tastes like nothing".
I went to the Tick Tock Diner when I was in NYC - I didn't even try another place for breakfast the whole time I was there, because it was so classicly good! You should have gone there. But I didn't do the pancakes. Honestly, I don't love pancakes. I only ever eat them if they happen to come with something else that I want. Even then I might only eat a few bites. I did like them as a kid though. Now, I dunno... They're just too filling and doughy for me.
Make the thin Swedish ones, and have them a bit more crispy/burnt?
THERE'S YOUR ANSWER MISSY
No, I like those even less. I have had them several times. I also don't even like breakfast or sweet crepes. The only crepes I like are savoury, like chicken and swiss and spinach or something like that.
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
when my wife and i went to montreal for our honeymoon back in 2004, we ate poutine EVERY FUCKING NIGHT. They bake the shit like a fucking lasagna. it is orgasmic.
I love pancakes with just sugar on. or whipped cream and raspberry jam
They look like crepes to me. Very very thin.
In Sweden we have thin pancakes. We use ~1 dl of batter for one pancake. They're really good - but yes thinner then the american fluffy (but from my experience with breakfast in NY rather tasteless) kind.
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES. LIKE GUNS.
(would have loved to have done pankcakes for Agnes in the morning)
No, good pancakes are not tasteless. You just got some shitty pancakes. And the ones in this photo above look burnt.
They need to be crispy my friend.
But yes. I'm sure it just happend to be bad at that place. But I was so disapointed, having "american breakfast" in NYC and we were like "this tastes like nothing".
I went to the Tick Tock Diner when I was in NYC - I didn't even try another place for breakfast the whole time I was there, because it was so classicly good! You should have gone there. But I didn't do the pancakes. Honestly, I don't love pancakes. I only ever eat them if they happen to come with something else that I want. Even then I might only eat a few bites. I did like them as a kid though. Now, I dunno... They're just too filling and doughy for me.
Make the thin Swedish ones, and have them a bit more crispy/burnt?
THERE'S YOUR ANSWER MISSY
No, I like those even less. I have had them several times. I also don't even like breakfast or sweet crepes. The only crepes I like are savoury, like chicken and swiss and spinach or something like that.
Agree on crepes. But I'm not a superfan of the "food version" with mushrooms and still in them either. But at the same time, I can eat anything so I still eat them when offered.
I like pancakes more than waffles though. Because waffleys are fluffy and doughy as american pancakes. Haha.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I love pancakes with just sugar on. or whipped cream and raspberry jam
They look like crepes to me. Very very thin.
In Sweden we have thin pancakes. We use ~1 dl of batter for one pancake. They're really good - but yes thinner then the american fluffy (but from my experience with breakfast in NY rather tasteless) kind.
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES. LIKE GUNS.
(would have loved to have done pankcakes for Agnes in the morning)
No, good pancakes are not tasteless. You just got some shitty pancakes. And the ones in this photo above look burnt.
They need to be crispy my friend.
But yes. I'm sure it just happend to be bad at that place. But I was so disapointed, having "american breakfast" in NYC and we were like "this tastes like nothing".
I went to the Tick Tock Diner when I was in NYC - I didn't even try another place for breakfast the whole time I was there, because it was so classicly good! You should have gone there. But I didn't do the pancakes. Honestly, I don't love pancakes. I only ever eat them if they happen to come with something else that I want. Even then I might only eat a few bites. I did like them as a kid though. Now, I dunno... They're just too filling and doughy for me.
Make the thin Swedish ones, and have them a bit more crispy/burnt?
THERE'S YOUR ANSWER MISSY
No, I like those even less. I have had them several times. I also don't even like breakfast or sweet crepes. The only crepes I like are savoury, like chicken and swiss and spinach or something like that.
Agree on crepes. But I'm not a superfan of the "food version" with mushrooms and still in them either. But at the same time, I can eat anything so I still eat them when offered.
I like pancakes more than waffles though. Because waffleys are fluffy and doughy as american pancakes. Haha.
I don't give a shit about waffles. They completely underwhelm me, and they seem a bit hard to eat. They're too fucking chunky and clunky.
I have a glass of milk and a vitamin pill for breakfast normally, lol! I
don't get a real appetite until later in the day. Breakfast is
definitely not my meal at all, even though I do enjoy a classic eggs/bacon/toast meal. I'm really a dinner girl!
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I love pancakes with just sugar on. or whipped cream and raspberry jam
They look like crepes to me. Very very thin.
In Sweden we have thin pancakes. We use ~1 dl of batter for one pancake. They're really good - but yes thinner then the american fluffy (but from my experience with breakfast in NY rather tasteless) kind.
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES. LIKE GUNS.
(would have loved to have done pankcakes for Agnes in the morning)
No, good pancakes are not tasteless. You just got some shitty pancakes. And the ones in this photo above look burnt.
They need to be crispy my friend.
But yes. I'm sure it just happend to be bad at that place. But I was so disapointed, having "american breakfast" in NYC and we were like "this tastes like nothing".
I went to the Tick Tock Diner when I was in NYC - I didn't even try another place for breakfast the whole time I was there, because it was so classicly good! You should have gone there. But I didn't do the pancakes. Honestly, I don't love pancakes. I only ever eat them if they happen to come with something else that I want. Even then I might only eat a few bites. I did like them as a kid though. Now, I dunno... They're just too filling and doughy for me.
Make the thin Swedish ones, and have them a bit more crispy/burnt?
THERE'S YOUR ANSWER MISSY
No, I like those even less. I have had them several times. I also don't even like breakfast or sweet crepes. The only crepes I like are savoury, like chicken and swiss and spinach or something like that.
Agree on crepes. But I'm not a superfan of the "food version" with mushrooms and still in them either. But at the same time, I can eat anything so I still eat them when offered.
I like pancakes more than waffles though. Because waffleys are fluffy and doughy as american pancakes. Haha.
I don't give a shit about waffles. They completely underwhelm me, and they seem a bit hard to eat. They're too fucking chunky and clunky.
I have a glass of milk and a vitamin pill for breakfast normally, lol! I
don't get a real appetite until later in the day. Breakfast is
definitely not my meal at all, even though I do enjoy a classic eggs/bacon/toast meal. I'm really a dinner girl!
I wake up at like 07:30 and I'm at my office at like 08:00. Haha. No time for breakfast. Just get a banana at work and then lunch at like 12:00.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
Yes indeed - poutine is one of the best foods (assuming it's real... I keep hearing about Americans bastardizing it, and not even using real cheese curds or using mozzarella and other stupid shit like that, along with some atrocious gravy and other gravy substitutes, as though they can use random sauces and still call it poutine).
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Yes indeed - poutine is one of the best foods (assuming it's real... I keep hearing about Americans bastardizing it, and not even using real cheese curds or using mozzarella and other stupid shit like that, along with some atrocious gravy and other gravy substitutes, as though they can use random sauces and still call it poutine).
They don’t sell cheese curds around here. I m guessing you can’t get pork roll (which is an amazing breakfast treat).
Yes indeed - poutine is one of the best foods (assuming it's real... I keep hearing about Americans bastardizing it, and not even using real cheese curds or using mozzarella and other stupid shit like that, along with some atrocious gravy and other gravy substitutes, as though they can use random sauces and still call it poutine).
I hear ya! We have one restaurant in town that serves a bastardized version and it’s terrible. Exactly as you said, they use mozz and the gravy tastes like a truffle & garlic purée. Wtf?
Yes indeed - poutine is one of the best foods (assuming it's real... I keep hearing about Americans bastardizing it, and not even using real cheese curds or using mozzarella and other stupid shit like that, along with some atrocious gravy and other gravy substitutes, as though they can use random sauces and still call it poutine).
They don’t sell cheese curds around here. I m guessing you can’t get pork roll (which is an amazing breakfast treat).
That's too bad, because it means nobody can make poutine around there, unless you order them in. Really you can get anything anywhere. Just order online.
But I definitely won't be ordering pork roll, lol. I'll stick with thick-cut smoked bacon.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Yes indeed - poutine is one of the best foods (assuming it's real... I keep hearing about Americans bastardizing it, and not even using real cheese curds or using mozzarella and other stupid shit like that, along with some atrocious gravy and other gravy substitutes, as though they can use random sauces and still call it poutine).
They don’t sell cheese curds around here. I m guessing you can’t get pork roll (which is an amazing breakfast treat).
That's too bad, because it means nobody can make poutine around there, unless you order them in. Really you can get anything anywhere. Just order online.
But I definitely won't be ordering pork roll, lol. I'll stick with thick-cut smoked bacon.
Next time you are in nyc get a pork roll, egg and cheese on an egg or everything bagel. It will change your life.
Yes indeed - poutine is one of the best foods (assuming it's real... I keep hearing about Americans bastardizing it, and not even using real cheese curds or using mozzarella and other stupid shit like that, along with some atrocious gravy and other gravy substitutes, as though they can use random sauces and still call it poutine).
They don’t sell cheese curds around here. I m guessing you can’t get pork roll (which is an amazing breakfast treat).
That's too bad, because it means nobody can make poutine around there, unless you order them in. Really you can get anything anywhere. Just order online.
But I definitely won't be ordering pork roll, lol. I'll stick with thick-cut smoked bacon.
Next time you are in nyc get a pork roll, egg and cheese on an egg or everything bagel. It will change your life.
Why in the world would I get something with that nasty pork roll in it, when I could have bacon? That makes no sense!
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Yes indeed - poutine is one of the best foods (assuming it's real... I keep hearing about Americans bastardizing it, and not even using real cheese curds or using mozzarella and other stupid shit like that, along with some atrocious gravy and other gravy substitutes, as though they can use random sauces and still call it poutine).
They don’t sell cheese curds around here. I m guessing you can’t get pork roll (which is an amazing breakfast treat).
That's too bad, because it means nobody can make poutine around there, unless you order them in. Really you can get anything anywhere. Just order online.
But I definitely won't be ordering pork roll, lol. I'll stick with thick-cut smoked bacon.
Next time you are in nyc get a pork roll, egg and cheese on an egg or everything bagel. It will change your life.
Why in the world would I get something with that nasty pork roll in it, when I could have bacon? That makes no sense!
I m telling you, it is amazing. In the summer we put a slice of pork roll on our cheeseburgers, it is called a “Jersey burger”. Have you had pork roll before?
Says the person who puts semen looking sauce on their calamari lol. You have to try pork roll, egg and cheese once in your life! I had cheese curds once while I was in michigan and damn they were freaking good.
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*Not counting KISS Dynasty
But yes. I'm sure it just happend to be bad at that place. But I was so disapointed, having "american breakfast" in NYC and we were like "this tastes like nothing".
THERE'S YOUR ANSWER MISSY
now it's gone full on nutty with people adding all sorts of shit. close to my work there's a fucking Poutinerie. a place that serves nothing but different variations of poutine.
http://smokespoutinerie.com/
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which can be problematic on your honeymoon.
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I like pancakes more than waffles though. Because waffleys are fluffy and doughy as american pancakes. Haha.
https://www.nj.com/entertainment/2018/12/the-best-small-town-restaurant-in-nj-is-a-bagel-place.html
You have to try pork roll, egg and cheese once in your life! I had cheese curds once while I was in michigan and damn they were freaking good.