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Tea Cakes,oven bottoms etc

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burnleybonzo | 09:06 Thu 28th Sep 2006 | Food & Drink
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Can anyone explain the differences between tea cakes, oven bottoms, barm cakes and any other regional variations.
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Avatar Image Sammy Snake
Tea cakes usually have currants / raisins in them, don't think the others do although someone may know different.
21:30 Thu 28th Sep 2006
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That is a currant teacake Sammy!!!! I'm guessing your from the North East!!!! A teacake is what you have your chips in in a chip butty!!!
21:00 Fri 06th Oct 2006
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Barm cakes!!! Im from the north but living in the south, my husbands from the south and whenever I say get some barm cakes he laughs, yes barm cakes is a nothern expression of a bread roll, to find out more try answers.com.
15:40 Wed 18th Oct 2006

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