Round mother's for tea

[foz]

The man is from yorkshire, so knows these things
I also know that they don't rise properly if they aren't filled with yorkshire air... this I have confirmed from many years of trying to make them in places other than back home

 

[grahame]

Stanley Holloway on Yorkshire Pudding:

 

[swannymere]

My whippet would never entertain such malarkey.

Note, I don't have a whippet, just portraying a stereotype for humour.

I have a theory, my dogs are both Patterdale’s which might explain the gravy.

 

[W7Ford]

Nowt like a northern monkey/southern fairy debate to bring a bit of a smile to a Monday.

 

[novocaine]

Nowt like a northern monkey/southern fairy debate to bring a bit of a smile to a Monday.

Keeping it civil at the moment. Wait till we get to cider and beer. Fisticuffs at dawn once we reach that.

Oh and jelly and eels, what's wrong with you lot, never mind bleeding savaloys in the chippy and no curry sauce.

 

[Imlach]

To think that you lot once conquered the world

 

[novocaine]

To think that you lot once conquered the world

So did the French. But apparently we don't mention that any more.

 

[Imlach]

So did the French. But apparently we don't mention that any more.

They came in second innit

 

[Woz]

Explain "tea" please

For some with scones, for others, not .....

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

It's time to eat. Eat what you want, how you want. Geography makes it interesting. There is no right or wrong in food, just different experiences. Some better than others. Born in London, lived in Yorkshire never had a problem. Just my opinion, I have been fitted for a flame proof suit