Questions of Nomenclature

Let us not forget that, as part of the JC Community, this Pancakes and Waffles forum is for everybody. To which end, some sort of clarification is required for the benefit of those users not from the USA, in order to allow the happy discussion of pancakes and waffles to proceed without unfortunate misunderstandings.

So, if you would be so kind, please examine the following images, and reply with 1) approximately where in the world you are and 2) your local or national term for each foodstuff depicted.

Users for whom English is a second language are encouraged to give both their native and first-choice English words.

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[image=http://easywafflerecipe.com/waffle.jpg]

2
[image=http://www.stomp.com.sg/stfoodiesclub/poshnosh/73/crepe.JPG]

3
[image=http://www.georgiatandemrally.com/pancake.jpg]

4
[image=http://cornflower.typepad.com/domestic_arts_blog/images/cornflower_18_002.jpg]

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[b]Example:[/b]

I'm from the UK (London), and I would call them
1. waffle
2. pancake
3. Scotch pancake
4. drop scone

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Thank you for your co-operation! I am sure this thread will help to further international relations in the field of Pancake and Waffle appreciation.

 

The 4th one is Scotch pancakes. Eat hot with butter.

 

Waffle
Crepe
Pancake
Funny pancake.

 

Belgian Waffles
Swedish Pancakes
Flapjacks
Silver dollar pancakes

 

I am from the United S. of America.

1. Strawberry gloop
2. Crepes
3. Pancakes
4. Pancake infants

 

1. delicious
2. delicious
3. delicious
4. delicious





-sj loves kevin spacey

 

Canada
1) Not Maple Syrup
2) Not Maple Syrup
3) MAPLE SYRUP!!!!
4) Not Maple Syrup

 

Canadian!

1) Waffle
2) Crêpe
3) Pancake
4) More pancakes.

 

1) Waffle
2) Crepe
3) Fat American style pancake
4) mini pancake