Do you have things like this where you live?
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and usual:
Isn't this rolled up Roti Prata?
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Isn't this rolled up Roti Prata?
I don't know what that is, but no. European pancakes.
Crepes. But we call them pancakes here.
They're sweet and you put jam or Nutella or something like that on them. Honey, ....
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Isn't this rolled up Roti Prata?
Oh I Googled and they look very similar but they aren't the same thing
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It looks like Roti Prata but rolled up
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Oh yeah there's many places that serve pancakes like that,although I prefer the basic homemade ones.
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I believe so...
I have seen them, but maybe they are more prevalent in the city.
But we call crepes crepes, not "pancakes"
BUT THESE LOOK SO YUMMY!!!
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yes!
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I believe so...
I have seen them, but maybe they are more prevalent in the city.
But we call crepes crepes, not "pancakes"
BUT THESE LOOK SO YUMMY!!!
yeah, ive mainly seen them in cafes and stuff downtown as well.
im sure some local cafes could sell them too but i haven't tried to find it much haha
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I believe so...
I have seen them, but maybe they are more prevalent in the city.
But we call crepes crepes, not "pancakes"
BUT THESE LOOK SO YUMMY!!!
Like I explained in the OP, my whole country calls them that (wrongly) hahah
Oh yeah there's many places that serve pancakes like that,although I prefer the basic homemade ones.
I like the homemade ones the most, they remind me of my grandma
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yeah, ive mainly seen them in cafes and stuff downtown as well.
im sure some local cafes could sell them too but i haven't tried to find it much haha
Right!!!
I forgot that we live somewhat in the same area :)
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Like I explained in the OP, my whole country calls them that (wrongly) hahah
I like the homemade ones the most, they remind me of my grandma
Hey, it's not wrong, it's just that we have one expression that is used for both in our languages. But mosltly for crepes, since this is what most people eat often and not the american style pancakes
But same, homemade ones are the best, it also reminds me of my grandma
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It's pancakes and american pancakes here
crepes are called pancakes (palačinke, and the word 'krepe' exists in the language, but it's not used)
and then pancakes that americans would call pancakes are american pancakes (američke palačinke)
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I was so confused when I first talked to my murrican friends,I kept calling them ''european pancakes'' cuz I didn't know of the name crepes lol
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how could i forget my location buddy
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It's pancakes and american pancakes here
crepes are called pancakes (palačinke, and the word 'krepe' exists in the language, but it's not used)
and then pancakes that americans would call pancakes are american pancakes (američke palačinke)
I know all that Peachy hehe, that was my point, it's similar/same for me
But we don't have a word for crepe
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I was so confused when I first talked to my murrican friends,I kept calling them ''european pancakes'' cuz I didn't know of the name crepes lol
I knew the word crepe, but in my language it's the same word for both.
American pancakes is just american pancakes though, since no one really eats them here
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I’ve seen them a lot where I live but I don’t actively seek them out.
The best crepes I’ve ever had were in a summer trip to Vienna.
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