Turnip/Swede?

Queenie

Curry_Queen wrote:

Now then, would that be red, green, white, spring, savoy, pointed or Chinese cabbages? :rotfl:

:rotfl:

And ... does it come with a free monitor replacement?

squeaky

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Maisie

Curry_Queen wrote:

Now everyone knows that tea-cakes are just huge big barm cakes and you can get them in white, brown or currant flavours

Just don't try asking for a muffin in Lancs though if you want a cake :rotfl:

Muffins to me (a Londoner) are what you cut and toast and butter.

Crumpets are those doughy things with holes in. My husband (from the North) calls them pikelets.

I call bread rolls just that but he calls them baps fadgies or stodgies!

Becles

We had roasted swede yesterday and it was lovely.

I was brought up to call swede norky

I don't know if that's a North East word, or one of my Dad's daft words!

Queenie

squeaky wrote:

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:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

:think: *calls furbaby* .... job done! Thanks

Curry_Queen

Queenie wrote:

:rotfl:

And ... does it come with a free monitor replacement?

Whooops!!!


I'd offer to come and clean it for you but I see Squeaky already beat me to it :rotfl:

Becles

squeaky wrote:

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I've just looked at that link and my dog went crackers barking at it :eek: :rotfl:

sananne

Hi, if I remember rightly from my youth in yorkshire, pikelets are a thinner version of crumpets. getting back to the original thread are you sure you dont mean mangol wurzels as that what we used to feed the cows on.

San

Curry_Queen

sananne wrote:

Hi, if I remember rightly from my youth in yorkshire, pikelets are a thinner version of crumpets. getting back to the original thread are you sure you dont mean mangol wurzels as that what we used to feed the cows on.

San

A quick google tells me that mangel wurzels are indeed fodder beet, which is the one I know of being fed to cattle, but I'd never heard them called that before!

As an aside, I did used to know a very eccentric old gentleman called Mangel Wurzle though, who actually married his dog :rotfl:

arkonite_babe

Curry_Queen wrote:

Now then, would that be red, green, white, spring, savoy, pointed or Chinese cabbages? :rotfl:

That would be green cabbage!!

Think I'll end up doing the usual fried cabbage and bacon