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To balance out the lack of oatcake representation


For the uninitiated: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staffordshire_oatcake

by kithkinkid

18 Comments

  2. Pentatonic_Blue

    I’m a folded oatcake guy myself, but that looks like a tasty plate

  4. BupidStastard

    Why did you title this as if you’re posting on r/therewasanattempt

  6. GreenWoodDragon

    I do love a Staffordshire oatcake, although for some reason they get renamed in my home county of Derbyshire.

  7. ThorNBerryguy

    I love a Staffordshire oatcake but that combination doesn’t get the best out of them n they’ll go all soggy under the beans

  8. Sensitive_Fox4534

    Really good looking vegetarian plate

  9. Gnomio-13

    You want to wrap that thing up and ship it to Mexico

  11. oh_no551

    As a Scottish person this had me confused. TIL we have different oatcakes here

  13. GreatBritishPounds

    I have never heard of an Oatcake before.

    Maybe you should roll it up like a wrap?

  14. tannicky

    My gran lived opposite an oatcake shop in north staffs – still some of the best I’ve had. Folded with bacon and cheese for me – better if strong mature cheddar and smoked bacon 😋😋😋

  16. the-blob1997

    I’ve never tried an oatcake on a fry up but I’d give it a try now without the beans tho haha.

  17. PenglingPengwing

    Crispy oatcake from the oven with melted cheddar and crispy bacon. Heaven.

    Honestly, Oatcakes must be the best thing I’ve discovered after moving to Staffordshire. Also the only thing I genuinely miss after moving out of Staffs. Okay, oatcakes and being called duck, that was awesome too.

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