Sunday, February 28, 2016

Ubiquitous Shape, Pt. 1

Every culture has a circle bread flatbread pancake

If those eight circles aren't enough for you, part two has eight more!


18 comments:

  1. Here in the UK "English Muffins" are called "Crumpets".

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    1. Or rather mistaken for it seems. Scottish Crumpets (a sort of pancake/flapjack) are different from english crumpets and I found a mess I didn't expect at all.

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    2. http://www.picturebritain.com/2011/05/scots-crumpet.html

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    3. Fixed! I like the word "crumpet" better anyway

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  2. Also, flapjacks aren't round or bready.

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  3. You can add injera to the list :)

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  4. Aww, I was hoping there'd be something from India, seeing as there are a variety of them that can be rendered "photo-realistically" just like this, haha. (I'm not Indian; I just like their round bready things.) Anyway, even if the lady was right about your comicking motivation this week, this would do nicely. Thanks for the weekly gag; I look forward to it every week.

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    1. Naan is Indian, although I'm sure it's not specific to just India.

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    2. Maybe I'll do one whole strip of JUST different Indian circle-bready foods. I certainly found enough of them when I "researched" this comic

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  5. Colombia and Venezuela also have arepas!

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  6. Huh, isn't a crêpe the exact same thing as a pancake?

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    1. Crepes are very very thin and much more eggy than pancakes. They are thin enough that they generally are wrapped around some kind of filling.

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  7. Crêpes are much thinner than (American) pancakes, and they are unleavened, but baking powder is used to leaven pancakes. The taste is quite different too.

    Then there are also blinis!

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  8. Eierkuchen! Palatschinken! Pfannkuchen! - all missing, all German for pancake (well there might be more, also depending on the region they describe something else...)

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  9. Lol everything make sense now ive never thoght about this

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