/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.14610526]

What toppings do you use on your pancakes? These are the ones I've tried

>whipped cream
>jam
>nutella
>sugar

[Anonymous No.14610540]

>eggs and onion
>meat
>apples
It really doesn't matter blini work with everything

[Anonymous No.14610543]

>>14610526
Usually raspberryjam sometimes strawberryjam and sometimes sugar or a sugar/cinnamonmix

[Anonymous No.14610553]

I'm a bit of a purist but, for me, it's all about Massachusetts maple searp and a nice cold pad of butter.*

*it half melts but half stays solid so you can really add a good butter kick to a bite here and there with your knife

[Anonymous No.14610563]

blueberries

[Anonymous No.14610578]

>>14610526
Ever try lemon juice? It's fucking godtier.

[Anonymous No.14610599]

>>14610526
I tried peanutbutter once in honor of black history month
It was like you'd expect

[Anonymous No.14610683]

>>14610599
What's a black history month?

[Anonymous No.14610689]

>>14610683
It's a month long celebration of kings and shit

[Anonymous No.14610746]

>>14610689
Which kings

[Anonymous No.14610755]

>>14610746
The black ones. Many people people don't know but King Henry was actually black and George Washington stole America from him after calling him the N word.

[Anonymous No.14610757]

>>14610526
If you made your pancakes right, you shouldn't need much of anything. Like 1/2 tbsp of butter and/or real maple syrup per 4-5" cake.

[Anonymous No.14610763]

>>14610526
>boysenberry jam
>rhubarb preserves
>baked cinnamon apples
>cinnamon sugar and butter
>black currant syrup
>cubed ham

now i'm hungry

[Anonymous No.14610887]

>>14610755
Based

[Anonymous No.14610916]

Lingonberry jam, or various different jams. Liver Pate is pretty good.
But the absolute best is quark cheese (curd cheese or whatever it is called, tis almost pure protein) with some protein powder and sugar

[Anonymous No.14610920]

>>14610526
just plain syrup on restaurant pancakes, a tiny bit of butter and nothing else on ones i make at home

[Anonymous No.14611032]

Super thick double cream + maple syrup + sliced bananas

[Anonymous No.14611042]

>>14610526
Brown sugar and lemon juice mixed into sour cream

[Anonymous No.14611046]

>>14610526
I like crepe's a lot. For me, swiss cheese, eggs with herbs are nice. Also smoked salmon crepes are fantastic. I prefer savoury over sweet but sometimes with raspberry or strawberry jam is good.

[Anonymous No.14611050]

>>14610887
>>14610755
>>14610746
These kings. And don't you dare forget it. I'd recommend trying mayo and nutella on your pancakes next time.

[Anonymous No.14611061]

>>14611050

[Anonymous No.14611066]

>>14610526
Rose syrup is really nice on pancakes. If you like honey then you'll probably like rose syrup.

[Anonymous No.14611067]

>>14610526
Fluffy pancakes cooked in bacon grease and topped with syrup, bacon and powdered sugar with a large cup of tea is my favourite weekend brunch.

[Anonymous No.14611068]

>>14610755
Wth

[Anonymous No.14611074]

>>14610526
peanut butter, bananas, and syrup

[Anonymous No.14611080]

>>14610526
my favorite is peanut butter and banana slices and syrup with a tall glass of milk

[Anonymous No.14611117]

>>14611080
>>14611074
How do you guys eat so much sweet stuff for breakfast? I feel like if I eat more than 1 pancake wth a bit of maple syrup I'll get sick. Eggs/cheese/toast and other savoury stuff though goes down easy.

[Anonymous No.14611120]

>>14611117
What are you making the pancakes with? Just use milk, flour, and eggs dude

[Anonymous No.14611268]

>>14610526
Honey and powdered sugar

[Anonymous No.14611417]

The only real answer is homemade blueberry jam

[Anonymous No.14611421]

>>14610526
Spinach and sugar.
Fight me.

[Anonymous No.14611423]

>>14610599
>>14610689
>>14610755
>>14611050
__ _________ ______?

[Anonymous No.14611426]

>>14611421
I would never fight someone who has sugar spinach farts anon

[Anonymous No.14611482]

spinach + goat cream cheese
tomato + mozzarella + salami + lettuce
quark + cream + vanilla + molasses, honey and nuts on top

[Anonymous No.14611484]

>>14611482
that's for crepes but anyway, gross

[Anonymous No.14611494]

>>14610526
applesauce

[Anonymous No.14611679]

these are actually called crepes in english
"pancakes" are thicker and fluffy

[Anonymous No.14611698]

>>14610526
Thick layer of cream cheese, strawberry jam and candied bacon.

[Anonymous No.14611715]

>>14610553
nice

[Anonymous No.14611767]

>>14610526
Apples or peanut butter

[Anonymous No.14611779]

>>14611120
Not him but I like to put vanilla and cinnamon in my mix

[Anonymous No.14612004]

>>14611067
>my favourite weekend brunch.

[Anonymous No.14612007]

lemon juice and brown sugar

[Anonymous No.14612012]

>>14610526
pancakes are for children. Men eat bread.

[Anonymous No.14612015]

Vanilla ice cream and strawberry

[Anonymous No.14612036]

>>14610526
Pancakes works with both sweet and salty toppings.

I like:

- lingonberry jam
- whipped cream
- thin slices of fried falukorv (sausage?)
- bacon
- Swedich caviar if you eat them cold

[Anonymous No.14612052]

For me its melted butter brushed on the cakes and just enough Aunt Jemima syrup to coat it it in a thin layer of fake maple syrup

[Anonymous No.14612065]

>>14610526
i use lemon and sugar.

[Anonymous No.14612091]

>>14610526
Plum jam.

[Anonymous No.14612266]

>>14611423
Yes (but not really)

[Anonymous No.14612285]

>>14610526
Ham, cheese, and ketchup.

Call the fucking police, I don't care.

[Anonymous No.14613025]

>>14612004
I dont get it. Its not your average breakfast for your typical Euro.

[Anonymous No.14613049]

Not a single mention of condensed milk ITT. I am very disappointed in all of you.

[Anonymous No.14613062]

>>14610526
I like crepes with just fresh lemon juice and a sprinkle of sugar.
>>14613025
That was a really lame comeback.

[Anonymous No.14613064]

>>14611117
You can just do whole wheat pancakes with pb and banana and skip the syrup. The banana provides enough sweetness by itself especially if it’s ripe.

[Anonymous No.14613130]

a smoke

[Anonymous No.14613139]

chunks of butter and some sugar. try it its very based

[Anonymous No.14613146]

>>14612036
hallå din jävla svennebanan vad fan har du på pannkakan

[Anonymous No.14613244]

>>14612036

[Anonymous No.14613297]

>>14613146
There's nothing wrong with that except the caviar that's legit psychowarning

[Anonymous No.14613303]

>>14612036
russians also eat their blini with caviar

[Anonymous No.14613318]

>>14610526
Grated cheese and peanut butter

[Anonymous No.14613327]

>>14610526
while they're still war, spread a spoonful or two of dulce de leche or nutella, roll it up. dust with powdered sugar.

[Anonymous No.14613342]

>>14613049
t. type 2 american with rotten molars
Condensed milk is disgusting

[Anonymous No.14613351]

>>14613303
But why, the caviar should contrast too much with the pancake I'm almost puking thinking about it

[Anonymous No.14613363]

>>14611117
Savoury breakfast is king, having so much sugar so early in the morning is only asking for diabetes and heart disease

[Anonymous No.14613374]

>>14613351
blinis are neutral batter, it provides a soft and fluffy contrast to the fishy caviar. its good

[Anonymous No.14613388]

lemon and sugar for sweet
marmite for savory

[Anonymous No.14613447]

>>14613342
Grow up.

[Anonymous No.14613468]

>>14613447
You're who eats condensed milk like a toddler

[Anonymous No.14613531]

>>14610578
>>14613388
>>14612007
>lemon juice
huh, first time I hear of this
do you just sprinkle it on the crepe?

[Anonymous No.14613586]

>>14613531
yeah sprinkle on some sugar then squeeze on some lemon. delish.

[Anonymous No.14613621]

>>14613374
Neutral? If you make the pancakes right then they should taste good just the pancakes themselves, I don't get it you Russians have great taste when it comes to what you drink (Vodka) but I don't know what you are thinking with here I mean go home Russia you drunk O.o

[Anonymous No.14613646]

>>14610526
Organic maple syrup from Vermont, and salted butter, sometimes fruit slices or fruit baked into the cakes.

Also those are crepes, not pancakes, which I enjoy more savory toppings for.

[Anonymous No.14613668]

>>14613646
Wrong, those are Swedish pancakes Crepes are a cheap knockoff

[Anonymous No.14613676]

>>14613621
Neutral means neither predominantly sweet or salty or savoury. In some cases it'll lean on the sweet side but not to dessert levels or cake like

[Anonymous No.14613682]

>>14610526
desserts aren't breakfast

[Anonymous No.14613684]

>>14610526
How has no one said lemon CURD? It's way better than just lemon and sugar

[Anonymous No.14613687]

>>14613682
When was it suggested that they were?

[Anonymous No.14613693]

>>14613668
Disgusting, crepes are ten times better. The french are obnoxious as fuck but their cuisine is without a doubt god tier.

[Anonymous No.14613697]

I had these for breakfast today with sliced ripe peaches and maple syrup. Tasty.

[Anonymous No.14613706]

>>14613668
The only thing anyone thinks of when they’re unfortunately reminded of your pathetic nation is nigger cum guzzling. Crepes are french and your non-nation is a fucking travesty.

[Anonymous No.14613780]

>>14613668
Those are crepes anon, just because you made it in some no name country doesn’t make them any less French.

[Anonymous No.14613783]

>>14613676
Okay well I guess this I can agree on

[Anonymous No.14613787]

>>14613687
>>14613697

[Anonymous No.14613795]

>>14613693
Wouldn't surprise me seeing as they've been stealing the good half of their cuisine from us

[Anonymous No.14613801]

>>14610526
Whipped cream and strawberry jam

[Anonymous No.14613802]

>>14613706
Yes Crepes are the stolen bad knockoff version of Swedish pancakes this is true

[Anonymous No.14613813]

>>14613780
If by noname country you mean a gastronomic powerhouse spreading godly meatballs all over the globe then yes

[Anonymous No.14613841]

>>14613813
>gastronomic powerhouse

I can't for the life of me think of a single memorable Swedish dish that's replicated or known around the globe. Maybe surstromeme, which is just rotten fish.

[Anonymous No.14613863]

>>14613841
You can at least try, are you telling me you've never heard about meatballs or smorgasbord for that matter yeah I am not buying it you secretly wish you were as great as the Swedes at cooking

[Anonymous No.14613873]

>>14613841
Not to mention Swedish pancakes we are in a pancake thread goddamnit and apparently even the French has some cheap knockoff called Crepes

[Anonymous No.14613896]

>>14613863
>meatballs
Not Swedish.
>smorgasbord
Wtf is this supposed to be?
I don't wish to be Swedish because Sweden is irrelevant as fuck, even in Scandinavia they're not even popular. People prefer Norway and Denmark much more.

[Anonymous No.14613903]

>>14613873
>Swedish pancakes
what makes them swedish? what stands them out from the rest of pancakes?

[Anonymous No.14613909]

>browse thread and notice no one say honey.
It’s really good on your cakes.

[Anonymous No.14613914]

>>14613813
Oh so you live in an Ikea? Weird. Why not just say that? They’re food is only good for how cheap you can eat there for.

[Anonymous No.14613972]

>>14613896
Come on both the Norwegians and the Danish wish they could be us and regret that we gave them independence but they have good food, we taught them well

>>14613903
For one because they are called Swedish Pancakes (look at the flags in the pic) and that they happen to be the original other than that they generally have less milk than the French knockoff so the batter is a bit thicker and they are usually made to be thin but thicker than the cheap French makes 'em.

[Anonymous No.14614005]

>>14613972
This is swedish shitposting I see. Autistic and unfunny

[Anonymous No.14614016]

>>14614005
I get that it might come off as shitposting but I am serious they are Swedish Pancakes and the French are thieving bastards

[Anonymous No.14614050]

>>14613914
IKEA are just a global meatball-, caviar- and saltyliquoricedistributioncenter.

Why yes it's supposed to be cheap their purpose is to keep you there longer so you don't get any stupid ideas of going outside and risk buying less or not coming back.

[Anonymous No.14614086]

>>14613468
Mature please.

[Anonymous No.14614098]

>>14614086
ok diabetic

[Anonymous No.14614123]

>>14614098
Not him, but you're literally shilling against condensed milk, reevaluate your life.

[Anonymous No.14614131]

>>14610526
Peanut Butter and condensed milk

[Anonymous No.14614157]

>>14610689
And Queens

[King of the /v/ros No.14614170]

>>14610526
I tried cream cheese with nutella. Pretty good

[Anonymous No.14615027]

>>14614131
>>14614123
Impossible to shill AGAINST something you dumb fuck. Condensed milk is for literal peasants and fat fucks such as yourself and the other fatass

[Anonymous No.14615531]

>>14610526
Fluffy pancakes: butter and real maple syrup
Blini: butter and sprinkling of sugar
Waffle: butter and Mrs. Buttersworth or similar mapeline syrup
These are objectively best choices.

[Anonymous No.14615550]

Applesauce.

[Anonymous No.14615557]

>>14611117
For a lot of people, myself included, pancakes/waffles/etc are rare treats, like once a month type thing, where you eat an excessively unhealthy breakfast then skip lunch and have a light dinner, or have a light dinner the night before. It's tempered and directed gluttony to maximize satisfaction.

[Anonymous No.14615578]

>>14610526
mushroom duxel, beef tenderloin, mustard, and puff pastry. I call it the boggy beef boy log.

[Anonymous No.14615600]

>>14610683
it's a month where big corporations in The West pretend like they give a shit about black people (the worst, most obnoxious, cheapest, and most violent people on the planet) and where liberals get on their knees and suck black cock for their jewish overlords.

>>14610599
Putting dog shit on your pancakes would be a more appropriate way to honour nigger history month.

[Anonymous No.14615800]

>>14613531
Yeah, what >>14613586 said. You can also have just lemon juice, it gives it a nice sweet-sour taste.

[Anonymous No.14615937]

>>14614098
Please grow up.

[Anonymous No.14615961]

>>14615937
Please get on a diet

[Anonymous No.14615978]

>>14610526
those aren't pancakes, those are crepes.

>>14612004
OP literally posted about stuffing crepes with nutella and sugar. Get over your inferiority complex.

[Anonymous No.14616070]

>>14610526
Best

[Anonymous No.14616611]

>>14610526
An over easy egg and two pieces of bacon between each pancake in the stack smothered with butter and maple syrup on top

[Anonymous No.14616656]

a spoonful of heroin does the trick

[Anonymous No.14616675]

what country called crepe pancake?

[Anonymous No.14616703]

>>14616675
OP here. Didn’t know they are called crepes. We call them pannkakor here in Sweden so i thought pancakes is the translation and not crepes

[Anonymous No.14616862]

>>14613342
Sweetened condensed milk is great on pancakes. Maybe the stuff you have in the US is disgusting, but pic related is good.

[Anonymous No.14616868]

>>14610553
I'm Canadian so maple here is the standard too just like that and I think its the best.

Lemon and sugar on a day old reheated pancake is great too though.

[Anonymous No.14616886]

i like to mix nutella with crushed banana, crushed strawberry or crushed peanuts and add some biscuit crumbs

[Anonymous No.14616900]

>>14616675
looks like a pancake to me

[Anonymous No.14616902]

>>14616868
you mean just lemon juice? never tried that

[Anonymous No.14617582]

>>14616862
But what if I need to trade for the KIBA key?

[Anonymous No.14617890]

>>14610526
most fruit preserves
plum butter
or beef/potato occasionally. not often though because it requires even more cooking.

[Anonymous No.14618266]

>>14615961
Mature.

[Anonymous No.14618338]

reminder that you're missing out if you don't use cane syrup

[Anonymous No.14618400]

>>14616675
In Germany it's also called Pfannkuchen, which translates to pancake. They're thicker than a crepes though. The dough also contains more egg.

[Anonymous No.14618548]

For me it's syrup and maybe a little butter. Fluff them bitches up though. Fluff em hard.

[Anonymous No.14619127]

>>14610526
these are crepes not pancakes you fucking degenerate. my personal fav is salted butter and sugar or egg/ham/emmental

[Anonymous No.14619433]

>>14619127
that sound p good

[Anonymous No.14620954]

>>14611050
this has to be in jew york

[Anonymous No.14621024]

>>14610526
>says pancakes
>post crepes

[Anonymous No.14621895]

butter with some Vegemite is god tier

[Anonymous No.14622518]

>>14610526
>pancakes
>posts crepes
The state of /ck/

I sometimes flambe mine with some orange juice and sugar.
Sometimes I will have poached pairs or strawberries.
If I'm lazy I just use lemon juice and sugar
I only really eat them if I'm making a new girlfriend breakfast in bed

[Anonymous No.14622547]

>>14610526
>banana & honey
or
>tiny amount of butter

[Anonymous No.14622550]

>>14622518
How does one flambe with orange juice?

[Anonymous No.14622560]

Chocolate chips and whipped cream drenched in maple syrup.

[Anonymous No.14622573]

>>14610526
>nutella
>honey
>jam
>cream cheese with sugar and lemon

[Anonymous No.14622581]

>>14616611
Based, this should be standard.

[Anonymous No.14622662]

Lots of shaved butter so it melts easily into the pancake topped with glorious maple syrup mmmmmm

[Anonymous No.14622789]

>>14610526
bacon,onion and cheese
apple
pineapple

all with syrup

[Anonymous No.14622826]

>>14616703
dont believe those americans
its just called crepes in america because they are retarted and dont know difference
pancakes are mostly same everywhere
of course slighty different
only america basicly
every else those are called american pancakes
like football
even crêpes have some different names in countries
in netherlands they are called flensjes.
i do not know if in france they also eat normal pancakes

[Anonymous No.14623256]

>>14621895
Vegemite and marmite are over rated memes. It's not even good, you're just a bunch of hipsters that pretend to like it. You may as well dump a cup of salt on them.

[Anonymous No.14623268]

>>14622826
Your English is terrible. It hurt trying to read this.

[Anonymous No.14623545]

>>14623268
it hurts writing this ridiculous language

[Anonymous No.14623563]

>>14610526
Syrup
Jam
Bacon
powdered sugar
apple cut into slices
raisins
some people put cheese on it, not my favourite
jam

[Anonymous No.14623611]

>>14623545
Oh you mean the most common second language that's so superior that it's spoken in more countries than any other language?

[Anonymous No.14623628]

>>14623611
It's the simplicity that makes it widespread

[Anonymous No.14623652]

Always a pad of butter on top, plus either honey or maple syrup. I've started preferring honey over maple syrup for this, because it's sweeter, more viscous (so it actually stays on the pancake), and not vegan. Whipped cream on top is also a nice addition.

[Anonymous No.14623692]

>>14622826

>its just called crepes in america because they are retarted and dont know difference
American here. We use the word "crepe" to refer to the thin fucking things from France. We use the word "pancake" to refer to the much thicker cake-like food. Every Brit, Aussie, and Canuck knows exactly what I am talking about when I refer to a "pancake", because we all use the same word to refer to the exact same thing. None of them call it an "American pancake" because that would be retarded -- pancakes as we consume them have not originate in America.

[Anonymous No.14623716]

>>14623692
But those fat pancakes filled with greasy stuff that we call American Pancakes over here what do you call them?

[Anonymous No.14623784]

>>14623716

>filled with greasy stuff
They're not *filled* with anything. They're thick and fluffy. Like a flat CAKE that you make in a PAN. That's why it's called a PANCAKE.

Pic related is called a pancake (well, actually multiple pancakes). There are no extra words attached to it. It is not called an American pancake because it is not exclusive to the US or the Americas in general, nor has it originated here. It is universally referred to as just "pancake" in the Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, and the US, because that is the English word which is used to refer to such a food.

The image provided in the OP appears to be a stack of crepes, not pancakes. A crepe is much thinner than a pancake. There is no reason for anyone who is speaking English (and not some inferior Scandinavian language) to use the term pancake to refer to a crepe, except to maybe suggest that crepes are *similar* to pancakes, but much thinner.

[Anonymous No.14623931]

>>14623784
Why are American pancakes so thick? And what is the batter made out of?
Where im from we eat them similair to OP pic and call them pannenkoeken (pancakes)

[Anonymous No.14623977]

>>14623784
But what you are describing just sounds like "Plättar" and in the pics there's just a stack of Swedish Pancakes.

There's just one thing I don't get why are those fat and greasy pancakes (that doesn't taste at all like pancakes) filled with unhealthy stuff called American Pancakes, are you saying there isn't any american pancakes and I've been lied to my entire life or the few times I've eaten 'em

[Anonymous No.14624056]

>>14623931
>Why are American pancakes so thick?
because we add baking powder and baking soda so they rise

[Anonymous No.14624081]

>>14618548
I never considered eating it with bacon. Is it any good?

[Anonymous No.14624086]

>>14623692
but you dont see the difference between normal "un-anglo" pancakes and french crêpes?

[Anonymous No.14624088]

>>14622826
Bullshit. Where I live we distinguish between pancakes and crepes.

[Anonymous No.14624091]

>>14623716
Are you thinking of dorayaki or something, my guy?
>>14624081
Pancakes and bacon? My boy, that's an American classic.

[Anonymous No.14624097]

>>14624088
hat whats i said idiot

[Anonymous No.14624139]

>>14624091
I just realized it might be more of an insult as it has a different name as well or if it's just as soon as you add bacon as well, not sure really as I don't care for it

[Anonymous No.14624155]

Jam and sugar if it's proper European pancakes, maybe vanilla icecream and some chopped strawberries if I'm really feeling adventurous.

Syrup and nothing else if it's American pancakes.

[Anonymous No.14624156]

blackberries, bacon & quebec B-grade maple syrup

[Anonymous No.14624165]

>>14613668
There's no such thing as 'Swedish Pancakes'
Like everything else Swedes pretend to own (Right down to the land you inhabit) you stole them from the Danish.

[Anonymous No.14624173]

>>14610526
SWIM loves goat cheese, rucola, honey and walnuts

I myself am partial to basic ass ham/cheese/salami

[Anonymous No.14624211]

>>14624165
You wish, we gave you independence out of pity

But your sausages, liverpaté and well danish I guess (wienerbread) are ok with us

[Anonymous No.14624214]

>>14624056
Oh that makes sense, i thought they were really thick but that sounds pretty good i might just try that.

[Anonymous No.14624269]

>>14624211
>we gave you independence out of pity
...
You do know we were the ones colonizing, you, right?

[Anonymous No.14624297]

>>14624269
Keep telling yourself that Preben, is that a popular bedtime story down there in bufferzonecountry

[Anonymous No.14624346]

>>14623628
In other words efficient and effective?

[Anonymous No.14624383]

>>14624214
that's the only real difference. what did you think american pancakes were made of?

[Anonymous No.14624407]

>>14610526
Knew a girl that really liked mayonnaise on pancakes, the freak.

[Anonymous No.14624423]

>>14624346
That's German, more like simple

[Anonymous No.14624641]

>>14624423
And we circle back around to my previous comment. Stay jelouse in your unimportant country.

[Anonymous No.14624654]

>>14624641
And how is it better to have a language where you even lack words for describing the various states of snow

[Anonymous No.14624726]

>>14624654
Lmao, we have adjectives. You need to go back to school.

[Anonymous No.14624750]

>>14624726
Of course you have an adjective or two but you don't have enough dedicated words for the different states of snow you don't even have a word for smorgasbord ITT: American's can't into Christmas

[Anonymous No.14624759]

>>14623977
You swedes must be weird, for those "pancakes" lack any "cake"-like quality.

>>14623931
It is like cake batter. Hence, the name.

[Anonymous No.14624784]

>>14624750
Is that really all you have? You're only defense is snow? We can describe the state of snow with an adjective, and we have many more than "one or 2". I don't think you even know what an adjective is. Why would we even need a name for the state of snow? Whens the last time one of these words has ever been important?
Smorgasbord is in the English dictionary, it's our word too, it's a Germanic language retard.

[Anonymous No.14624785]

>>14624383
I thought it was alot of batter with eggs and flour.

[Anonymous No.14624812]

>>14624759
They're actually really good they get a slightly doughylike texture in the middle.

>>14624784
Describing the consistency of snow is extremely relevant, it tells you for one how slippery it is or if it's likely ice under it, if it's time to throw snowballs or fire up the snowmobile plus it gives you an idea about how many retards there are with their cars in ditches 'cause they bought into the whole allyearroundtires.

Of course you have some adjectives you took them from the bongs.

Smörgåsbord your word? You just removed the dots you lazy bastards.

[Anonymous No.14624817]

>>14624812
>Describing the consistency of snow is extremely relevant
... for people who live and work in the snow. Americans not so much.

Even the Eskimos use adjectives.

[Anonymous No.14624823]

>>14624817
What is Alaska and eskimos are n00bs

[Anonymous No.14624828]

>>14624823
Not at snow they aren't.

[Anonymous No.14624831]

>>14610526
butter by itself.
alternatively, blueberry jam and sugar.
fat fuck combo: ice cream and chocolate syrup, only for advanced fatsos.

[Anonymous No.14624865]

>>14624828
They don't even have hotels made out of ice, I mean how much time do they really need to turn civilized

[Anonymous No.14625077]

>>14610526
Those pancakes are flatter than Angela Jolie's tits.

[Anonymous No.14625439]

>>14624081
Dude

[Anonymous No.14625541]

>>14624812
You just explained the state of the snow in English...... Are you legitimately retarded?

[Anonymous No.14625692]

>>14625541
You shouldn't need to use extra energy to explain the state you should have a single words where the meaning of the word itself means a special state of the snow, sure it wasn't the best example but they point stands

[Anonymous No.14626197]

>>14623784
Anon, you’re absolutely right and anyone that disagrees with you should be crucified.

[Anonymous No.14626245]

>>14625692
It's kinda sad watching you struggle this hard. What effort is there in saying words? It's not even an extra sentence.
>you should have a single words where the meaning of the word itself means a special state of the snow
•slippery
•soft
•thick
•ice
•black ice
•powdery
•fresh
•deep
•shallow
•sloshy
•melting
I could probably think of more if I cared to. Any English speaking person would know what I'm talking about if the conversation was the snow condition. You just don't understand what you're talking about, simple as that.

[Anonymous No.14626267]

>>14610540
>>eggs and onions
peak slav

[Anonymous No.14626288]

>>14626245
I simply found myself in a hole thanks to a bad example and preferred to dig myself deeper instead of admit a mistake

[Anonymous No.14626560]

>>14626288
I understand and I still love you brother.

[Anonymous No.14626594]

>>14610526
Yacon Syrup or Chocolate syrup, both homemade since they are really easy to make

[Anonymous No.14626691]

>>14610526
Maple flavored corn syrup.

[Anonymous No.14627217]

Dangerously underrated topping.

[Anonymous No.14627240]

>>14615978
THANK you. Fuck, no one caught that?

[Anonymous No.14627521]

>>14627217
Do euros really substitute peanutbutter for sugar/bread paste? Show your bellies you fat fucks.

[Anonymous No.14627778]

>>14627521
It has significantly less sugar than nutella, honey or jam.

[Anonymous No.14628043]

>>14610526
Those are crepes, you stupid fucking troglodyte.

[Anonymous No.14628114]

>>14611050

[Anonymous No.14628242]

>>14628043
Nope, those are pancakes.

[Anonymous No.14628251]

>>14628043
Nope those are Swedish Pancakes, we've been over this

[Anonymous No.14628418]

>>14610526
Nutella and banana slices has to be my favourite

[Anonymous No.14628431]

>>14610526
Nutella, bread, crumbled Albert cookies. It’s fat supreme food. I actually only ate that once. Shit was good, but I’m still disguted with myself.
Otherwise the usual, either Nutella or some sort of jam. Sour cream and a bit of crystal sugar is also very nice.

[Anonymous No.14628502]

>>14610526
Apple and cinnamon is my favourite. For sweetness I like a light drizzle of syrup but powdet sugar is ok

[Anonymous No.14629313]

>>14628251
Still not Swedish.

[Anonymous No.14629366]

[Anonymous No.14629401]

>>14629366
What do you want to say with this?

[Anonymous No.14629420]

>>14629401
There were people calling them crepes, they are pancakes. Size isn't the difference, it's the ingredients.

[Anonymous No.14629895]

>>14629420
Those are still crepes you deluded Swede.

[Anonymous No.14629900]

>>14629895
1. They're not crepes
2. Even if they were, crepes are a type of pancake and thus calling them pancakes would still be correct.

[Anonymous No.14629905]

>>14610526
I know these are waffles but all you really need is some light syrup and powdered sugar. I do it to my pancakes too and it always comes out delicious.

[Anonymous No.14629911]

>>14629895
I'm American and you are trolling or a retarded hipster. >>14629366

[Anonymous No.14629913]

>>14629905
>Adding sugar to your sugar syrup
Post your belly fat boy.

[Anonymous No.14629919]

>>14629913
I'm not fat, I just like a little sweetness sometimes.

[Anonymous No.14629930]

>>14629919
Post your belly then fat ass

[Anonymous No.14629939]

>>14610540
Sounds based Boris.

[Anonymous No.14629963]

>>14629911
>>14629900
Those are crepes, now bow down to your French culinary overlords.

[Anonymous No.14630045]

>>14629913
>being upset you can't eat deserts without blowing your diet
fatty

[Anonymous No.14630112]

>>14610526
thin layer of peanut butter
sprinkle with brown sugar
roll
drizzle with maple syrup

[Anonymous No.14630168]

>>14610526
Homemade blueberry preserves with cream, or chocolate sauce with peanuts and banana, or butter, lemon juice and sugar.
My three favourites.