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32 minutes ago, Anna N said:Oh, but what do you mean by pancakes?
Pancakes is common in the USA and the same in BC. When I was a kid in BC we had pancakes or used a slang 'flapjacks' but not very often, at home and the same thing at our restaurant. I didn't know there was anything remotely close other than the thin pancakes called crepes or palacsinta in Hungary.
23 minutes ago, Anna N said:Oh, but what do you mean by pancakes?
Pancakes is common in the USA and the same in BC. When I was a kid in BC we had pancakes at home and the same thing at our restaurant. I didn't know there was anything remotely close other than the thin pancakes called crepes or palacsinta in Hungary.
