Favourite or best biscuit?

Rhymes with cone, of course.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/rock_cakes_03094

As a kid in England, I loved these.

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Do you mean.... Tron?


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This is incorrect because as we all know you have one, you eat it, s'gone!

Scone that you have with jam and cream - scon
Horse capital of Aus - cone.

Something as ghastly as it sounds. A rock cake could stick in your stomach for a week.

I think both ways sound nice, but I always rhyme with cone.

Don't even start on regional pancake differences

Those look like potatoes.

Japanese savory pancakes - octopus and prawn. And it;'s a prawn, not a shrimp. A shrimp is a short person. Those silly Muricans.

Cultural differences aside, I think this is something that we both can agree on. Though, I'm mostly right about everything else. Mostly.


(p.s. I only added that last 'mostly' as a nod to Newt, of Aliens)

In Brum we never had pancakes unless it was Pancake Day, aka Shrove Tuesday. They were delish. Our mother sprinkled the finished pancakes with sugar & then squeezed lemon over them & rolled them up. Haven't had a Hot Cross Bun or a lemon pancake since I emigrated.

This is a shrimp:

If you take away the letter S, what's left is the word cone so of course they rhyme!

Also, these are pancakes:

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This is a shrimp on a barbie

Pancakes as they should be. Lemon and sugar and only once a year

Hot cross buns should be once a year too, but supermarkets seem to stock them all year round these days.

This is a king prawn on a BBQ

I guess we used to have them on Good Friday?