barm or muffin?
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10 September 2003, 11:19 AM
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They are barms!!!!!
In Salisbury they call them round roles!!WTF!!
And when i lived in Hull they called them Tea cakes..
Bacon Sausage and egg Tea cake. WTF Tea cakes got Raisins in them!
In Salisbury they call them round roles!!WTF!!
And when i lived in Hull they called them Tea cakes..
Bacon Sausage and egg Tea cake. WTF Tea cakes got Raisins in them!
10 September 2003, 11:27 AM
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Perhaps a picture of said breaded product would help clarify what they are called in the different regions?
I suspect it's much like the roundabout / island thing which confused me when I first came up to the Midlands and suddenly roundabouts were "islands"....
I suspect it's much like the roundabout / island thing which confused me when I first came up to the Midlands and suddenly roundabouts were "islands"....
10 September 2003, 12:05 PM
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Well, I'm in North Yorkshire, on it's own it would be a tea cake, add a sausage and or egg and or bacon and it becomes a buttie, anything else, especially barm is just fooking wrong
Muffins are what mcdoogle burgers give you instead of a buttie
Muffins are what mcdoogle burgers give you instead of a buttie
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