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What do you think of when you hear the word flapjacks? Image 1 or 2?
2. - Akiva
#2. What is that in #1? - Rochelle
Definitely 2. - Scott Ohlemacher
ditto, what's number 1? And i don't mean wee wee - Steve C, Team Marina
dont know what image 1 is either.. 2 is flapjacks.. - Kim
2 - Beau Liening
Flapjacks is 1! I didn't believe hubby when he said Canadians thought that flapjacks were pancakes....hmmm flapjacks recipe here: http://www.scottishrecipes.co.uk/flapjac... though I make mine a bit differently - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
2 - Andrew Leahey
I'm sure Kol will back me up here.... - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
2 - comix aka martha
I'm an American and flapjacks in the second picture (also known as pancakes) - FFing Enigma
Just goes to show the differences in language. I make flapjacks that hubby takes to work and he had a very weird conversation about flapjacks with a colleague and it was only after they both got really confused did they realise they were talking about completely different things called 'flapjacks' - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
#2. Andy...this goes back to the muffin conversation, doesn't it? LOL - Anika
#2 - Heather Solos
I must say #1 doesn't look very "flappy" :D - comix aka martha
Martha speaks wise words! - FFing Enigma
3 - A Chilly Willy short http://www.youtube.com/watch... - Micah
2 - Scoble, Alex Scoble
2. Don't think I've ever seen 1 before. - rønin
2 - Dee @ Holycool.net
'Real' flapjacks (:D) are easy to make and taste delicious - you should all try them! - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
1. - Charley M
#2 - Just Mrs. V
2 - Keith - @tsudo
2 - AJ Kohn
#2 - Alex Scrivener
2. - Derrick
WoH, in that recipe, it calls for "golden syrup". Is that the same as maple syrup? Also, are "porridge oats" the same as oatmeal? - Rochelle
Yo quiero pancakes! http://bit.ly/BU9uU - Alex Scrivener
If #1 are flapjacks, how, pray tell, does one flip them? Hmmm? Flippin' flapjacks, woman! - Alex Scrivener
golden syrup isn't maple syrup - I've seen it here made by Tate and Lyle (http://www.lylesgoldensyrup.com/lylesgo...) and 'porridge oats' are oatmeal (took me a while to realise that porridge was oatmeal....) but it's worth making them, ROchelle - they are wonderful! - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
Hmmm by your logic, though, Alex they'd be called 'flipjacks' n'est pas? :P - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
the first ones look like rice krispie treats - Cee Bee
2 - Hutch Carpenter
Cee Bee - they are primarily made from oats http://www.flapjackrecipe.com/ it's just you can't really tell that from the pic - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
2 - Anne Bouey
Its 1.... :/ 2 is pancakes... - ralphsaunders
Rochelle no golden syrup tastes a bit different.... but maple will do the same job... i think :/ - ralphsaunders
pancakes for me are super thin and you fill them with all sorts of different fillings a'la http://img.timeinc.net/recipes... - Kim
lol - ralphsaunders
2 - CAJ was here
2. - Mona Nomura
2. - John (bird whisperer)
I'm gonna try #1 sounds good :) - comix aka martha
1. - Kol Tregaskes
2 - Laura Norvig
And yes I do back you up, WorldofHiglet. :-) - Kol Tregaskes
:) thanks, Kol! - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
Image 2. - Joey Gibson
2. One looks like a Granola bar. - Nimabeckie
2. want. - j1m
So 2 are pancakes? So they are pancakes not flapjacks. ;-) - Kol Tregaskes
Those of you in the states can try Kodiak Cakes Flapjack mix http://www.kodiakcakes.com/ingredi... which is a healthy way to start off, provided you don't get carried away with the butter and syrup. - Aron Michalski
2. The term is actually a fairly new one in the UK . sorry, Brits but your usage is no more or less accurate than that of us Yanks. Flapjack originally meant "pancake" a couple hundred years ago in Britain as well. - Andrew Badera
Number two...and wow, those look so delicious right now, too. - Jessica
What is #1? - Jessica
#1 is the modern UK "flapjack" but has only existed the past 70 years or so. The term predates that product. - Andrew Badera
And speaking of delicious, I had an outpatient thing yesterday, clear fluids only Monday, ate a light lunch late yesterday, nothing so far today ... STAAAARVING! - Andrew Badera
Interesting, I'll have to check those out! - Jessica
@Andrew Badera - Aww, so you're having a little bit of torture with your FriendFeed this morning! :( - Jessica
Sooooo much so. That's it, time to find something to eat! - Andrew Badera
@Andrew Badera - Please do! I'm having sympathy hunger for you now, and those pancakes aren't helping! - Jessica
One blender full of market-fresh strawberries, mccann's steel-cut oats, and 70g+ of protein later, I am one happily sated SOB :) - Andrew Badera
2. - Jandy
breakfast is for WINNERS! - Thomas Hawk
flapjacks reminds me of this Beverly Hillbillies episode where grandma makes a car head gasket out of her famous "flapjacks". - Summer Fling
I think "Um, that's some kind of US thing, right? Maybe for breakfast?" #2 is pancakes. #1 looks vaguely like a cross between Weetbix and a muesli bar but not really. - Deborah Fitchett
2 - TheHenry
Number 1; number 2 is a stack of scotch pancakes. - Vicky
2 for sure. never seen 1 before. - Robert DeBord
hehe, Mat - I'm now used to 2 being called pancakes, but they are not what I think of as pancakes, either :) - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
What do you call #2, WoH, if not pancakes or flapjacks? - Jandy
I call them pancakes now, Jandy, but pancakes to me (used to) look like this: http://images.google.ca/imgres... which I think you would call crepes - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
Ya silly canucks. - Sparky, lurking
Huh. So do you not have what we call pancakes (er, #2) at all? And those look like burritos to me. :) When I think of crepes, they're like this: http://images.google.ca/imgres.... But basically, yeah. A crepe is like a reaaaaaally thin pancake. - Jandy
pfffft, Sparky, I only live here! Jandy: yeah, pancakes in England are very thin and the recipe is slightly different - no oil in the mix and more milk. The ones I linked to were how we would have them typically on Pancake Tuesday - rolled with lemon juice and sugar (or golden syrup). I made pancakes after a sleepover here a few months after we moved to Canada and the guests were very surprised when I presented them with these flat pancakes....they ate 'em all though! - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
2 - Nathan Chase
oil? there's no oil in the recipe for my pancake mix here in the USofA ... - Andrew Badera
o_O er..... - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
Most Comments? - WoH: Professor MOTHRA
Everyone knows 1 is flapjack and 2 is pancakes *smh* - Heleninstitches #teamff
inorite! - WoH: Professor MOTHRA