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Crumpet etiquette

Crumpet etiquette

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@very-rusty said
I see, one would need to be educated on the aristocrat's before visiting England. πŸ™‚

-VR
Quite right. In fact, before going through passport control there's an entry test on aristocrats and crumpet etiquette.


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Marmite only really works on a toasted nobbly. (End slice of a loaf of bread).


@kewpie said
Absolutely! We don't go much for sweet stuff here, babies get addicted to Vegemite at a very early age. Applied with a very light touch of course. I've been told Americans spread it on thickly like jam, but that's not on.
In truth I have never tried it.


@ghost-of-a-duke said
Marmite only really works on a toasted nobbly. (End slice of a loaf of bread).
We call that the heal of the bread! πŸ™‚

-VR


@very-rusty said
We call that the heal of the bread! πŸ™‚

-VR
Heel.


@ghost-of-a-duke said
Marmite only really works on a toasted nobbly. (End slice of a loaf of bread).
I had no idea. I thought everyone called it a crust?

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FIGJAM on crumpets.


@happy-chappy said
FIGJAM on crumpets.
I suport that.

And our homemade Orange marmelade (Oranges not homegrown...)


I would like to take this moment to shout out for the Great English Muffin, Crumpets are not as quintessential as the Regal English Muffin.


@very-rusty said
We call that the heal of the bread! πŸ™‚

-VR
Well call it “the bum”.


@great-big-stees said
Well call it “the bum”.
2 crusts with bacon and sausages filling is called a big Docker.


@drewnogal said
I had no idea. I thought everyone called it a crust?
Crust is the top, bottom, sides and ends of the bread.... The heel is just the end.


@kewpie said
Heel.
Woof woof. Do I get a treat now?


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