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Okay these come across to me as a meme Bong food.

"Ooh tea and crumpets" etc.

But I finally actually got to try one.
They're superior to toast in every way. Even solely with butter they're heavenly. With their crusty, chewy exterior hiding a soft lattice that soaks up butter, why aren't crumpets more popular?

>> No.16177716
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16177716

You mean English muff?

>> No.16177727
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>>16177697
Yeah English muffins are God tier, toast can suck a big fat dick. There's no comparison, English muffins do everything better than toast. I'm American btw

>> No.16177728

>>16177697
crumpets are my mothers favorite food, usually with honey, so we'd normally have some in the house growing up. Only as an adult I noticed they're not very popular.

>> No.16177735 [DELETED] 

>>16177716
The English Muffin is also a superb Bongfood and carries a filling well. The crumpet seems like it's destined for simple topping of butter and/or jam instead.
Maybe we've given them too much flak? For all their jellied eels and faggots they have some undisputable gems.

>> No.16177739

Crumpets and English Muffins are not the same thing.

>> No.16177742 [DELETED] 

>>16177739
Obviously, one is a bread and the other is a griddle cake.

>> No.16177745

How are crumpets made?

>> No.16177806 [DELETED] 

>>16177745
Dropping a batter into an iron ring atop a grill or hot pan. All the holes in it are the result of bubbles rising up from the bottom.

>> No.16177939

>not very popular
Warburton's crumpets are currently the 6th top rated item in my sainsbury's

>> No.16177946 [DELETED] 

>>16177939
Inferior to Lidl or Aldi's own and grossly overpriced.

>> No.16177947

>>16177806
Thx, thats what I thought. They reminded me of some pancakes.

>> No.16177956 [DELETED] 

>>16177947
They're like a pancake only with more raising agent.

>> No.16177959

>>16177697
English food is objectively trash, the only thing they got right is breakfast (Full English).

>> No.16177965

>>16177956
Are you English? Can you post a good, authentic recipe?

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>>16177959
https://www.warburtons.co.uk/news/crumpet-recipe-revealed/

I don't think I can provide anything more than what's already been posted online. Shame you need an iron cookie cutter or ring etc to make it properly..

>> No.16178037

>>16177982
I supposed that post was meant for me so thx a lot anon.

I really want to try this. I love pancakes despite my age and these seem like "pancakes for adults".

>> No.16178046

crumpets are p based

>> No.16178065

I too am suprised Americans haven't discovered the buttery goodness of a hot crumpet. It seems like the kind of food they would love smothered in cheese and bacon.

>> No.16178156

>>16177946
Never had Lidl, but Aldi crumpets are trash.

>> No.16178180

>>16178065
fuck it i'm english and i think i might smother a cumpet with cheese and bacon some time that sounds great

>> No.16178228

>>16178180
Crumpets are a butter delivery device. It wouldn't be the same without that all soaked through the holes.

>> No.16178241

Living in Canada is pretty cool because I can buy crumpets whenever I want to have them with my Yorkshire gold. Simple as.

>> No.16178252

>>16177697
Crumpets with golden syrup drizzled on.
HEAVENLY.

>> No.16178392

>>16177697
People probably don't get them when they're fresh, if you buy stale ones they're chewy in a bad way. One of the best breakfast foods though, hands down.
>>16178228
Ah fuck now you've got me hungry.

>> No.16178472

>>16178228
well i'm only trying it not making a daily ordeal
no harm in that

>> No.16179456

I,ll never eat anything invented by the eternal *nglo.

>> No.16179663

>>16177697

Toasted crumpets eith either butter or jam are god tier food. I recommend them.

>> No.16179667

>>16179456

Is "anglo" a banned term now?

>> No.16179677

>>16177697
>hey fellow not british, crumpets are like so good!

Nice try ye old stinky bri’ish wanky, go brush your teeth

>> No.16179733

>>16177697
For all the shit food bongs put out crumpets and English muffins are truly amazing.

>> No.16179887

>>16179667
i thought it was an anagram for Niglol

>> No.16180355

>>16178037
more like pancakes that don't have some bizarre cultural stereotype where you've been taught to eat a 1200 calorie stack of them for some reason

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english muffins halved, butter, cheese, and bologna are a poverty comfort food my mom would make when I was a kid. I imagine when she passes I'll eat them a lot

>> No.16180433

>>16179887

I stand corrected

>> No.16180821

Eat them with butter and lemon curd

>> No.16180825

ITT: americans think english muffins are the same as crumpets

>> No.16180854

>>16180825
what's the difference then, prince philip?

>> No.16180927

>>16177697
Nobody says you can't go out and buy crumpets. They're generally pretty available. Are you afraid of what people will say behind your back when you buy weirdo faggot bread instead of normal wonder bread?

>> No.16181001

>>16180854
about as big as the difference between toast and english muffins

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>>16181001
terrible answer, I have learned nothing

>> No.16181086

>>16177697
Literally bought some crumpets a few hours ago. I will probably fry or scramble some duck eggs and eat them for breakfast. A crumpet and some butter is a great treat. Jam works well too of course

>> No.16181396

>>16177697
we eat these across the Commonwealth.
crumpets fairly common and popular in the winter months in Australia.
the holes in them hold so much butter and vegemite.

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>>16177745
basically pancakes, except you overcook the crap out of one side and never flip it.
results in the bottom being firm and crisp, with the top being full of holes that absorb toppings like jam or melted butter.

>> No.16181589

Why doesn't Pâté go well with crumpets?

>> No.16181912

>>16181399
You have to remember americans load pancake batter up with sugar, like they do most things, so it's not a great comparison.

>> No.16182122

>>16177716
Based

>> No.16182172

>>16181912
yeah, you're right, crumpets arent sweet.
but as far as look, texture etc goes it's a pretty accurate description.
remember, half of these retards think that they're the same thing as English Muffins.

>> No.16182176

>>16177716
>>16177727
Crumpets are not English muffins

>> No.16182229

>>16177697
They're popular in Australia and New Zealand, but America just loves rejecting anything British

>> No.16182319

>>16182229
American breakfast food is just baffling in general. Everything is so sweet.

>> No.16182346

>>16182319
Americans are fat and have fucked up ideas on what breakfast should be. They think if it isn't bacon, meat is something to eat for lunch or dinner. And they hate vegetables. So what does that leave them? Bread and doughy foods. Donuts, pancakes, waffles, cereal, etc.

>> No.16182655

>>16182346
We have bread and cereal for breakfast commonly too, but we don't fill it with sugar all the time.