oatcakes wot u ona bout!!

[rolfw]

Not what you would imagine Cor, they really are superb, a bit like pancakes, but with a lot of taste..

 

[pov oatcakes]

im glad you liked them were they wonderfully packaged? ;) did you give any to your mates what did they think

you should make sure you keep them cool rolf with all this hot weather they start goin off quickly

 

[mhku]

£15.50 delivery for 3 boxes! how much do they weigh? You can send about 20kg for that price....

 

[rolfw]

im glad you liked them were they wonderfully packaged? ;) did you give any to your mates what did they think

you should make sure you keep them cool rolf with all this hot weather they start goin off quickly

They arrived yesterday morning so didn't have a chance to give any to Jimbo or Tirosh, had some for lunch and took some down to my sister, all either went into the fridge or freezer immediately.

You may need to look at the carriage though, as mhku says, it is prohibitive, have you looked at Citylink?

 

[jimbo]

Good to hear from you again Pov.:-thumb1


Thanks Rolf, perhaps you should post a pic of you eating them. I'm sure that will satisfy Tirosh and me.

 

[spiney]

Oh no, not those damn oatcakes again!

Staffordshire ones are soggy things, I prefer the Scottish version, which is more like a biscuit!

 

[PoloMint]

The only kind of oatcake I knew about before this thread was the biscuit type Scottish one, which I like a lot. But these ones sound good, wouldn't mind trying some

And that's got me hungry...

 

[PoloMint]

...And that's got me hungry...

That was well timed, some neighbours brought round some of the grapes they grow, still warm from the afternoon sun.

 

[pov oatcakes]

grapes??? oatcakes are from staffordshire in the uk not africa or where ever your thinking of!!! you should look more closly to the website !polo mint!

 

[Lancelot]

Grapes grow here too you know, if not in Staffordshire then in the rest of the UK

Easy Tiger!


L.

 

[mhku]

So are these oatcakes any good for making burrito's?

 

[rolfw]

Probably too soft for burritos, great for something like a hungarian pancake though.

 

[Artist 2004]

Are they suitable for wrapping round LNBs to insulate them from the Aegean sun?

 

[spiney]

As Dr Johnson said (while in Scotland) : "In England, Oats are what we give to horses."

Bakewell Tarts are quite nice, but expensive, especially if they're real ones from Bakewell. Manchester Tarts are cheaper, but not as tasty, alright if you like that sort of thing!

 

[Llew]

As Dr Johnson said (while in Scotland) : "In England, Oats are what we give to horses."

He thought it such a witticism thet he included it as a definition in his Diictionary of the English Language.
I liked his definition of angling: "A stick and a string with a worm on one end and a fool on the other"

Llew

 

[PaulR]

Not Dr Johnson but Mark Twain:

Golf - a good walk spoiled.

PaulR

 

[Channel Hopper]

I liked his definition of angling: "A stick and a string with a worm on one end and a fool on the other"

Llew

Similar to a cigarette, replace the worm for a bonfire

 

[spiney]

Anyway, you can leave staffordshire oatcakes out in the open air, where they will they dry out and go hard, then they make quite good disposable table mats (completely biodegradable!).

Custard pies, anyone?