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I was chatting to a friend of mine last night that comes from Yorkshire,she insists that eating Yorkshire pudding in the morning with jam on it is one of the best things ever,this is obviously wrong,Yorkshire pudding should be eaten with roast beef and potatoes on Sunday and not instead of cornflakes, any anyone else indulge in this disgusting habit?
No but I of'd and Scoth that worked for me and after chefing up an Full Monty, they would fry up CORNFLAKES in the bacon fat and pour that on top off of their full English.
But she's a woman. Why listen to her illogical ramblings :?Quote:
Originally Posted by chalkyncfc61
Cornflakes cooked in bacon fat,are you pulling my leg,that's even worst than the Yorkshire puddingQuote:
Originally Posted by Pentridge
She is a very intelligent woman tbfQuote:
Originally Posted by Cambusman
Yorkshire isn't in the North, it's in the north Midlands.
Yorkshire is obviously in the north otherwise it would be classed as Midlands,where does the north start? Im convinced its anywhere north of Mansfield because although they are classed as Nottinghamshire they sound like northerners, a bit flat cappish if you know what I mean
Oooh, I make the geetest Yorkshire puddings in Rochdale me.
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southernerQuote:
Originally Posted by chalkyncfc61
If I of my BANTZ hat on, I'd say everything north off of Watford is 'north' but being realistic, the midlands starts somewhere north off of Watford and the north starts just north off of Stoke. Anglia is an weird, backward anomaly that's best not mentioned.