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nextqueen | 20:11 Tue 29th Jun 2010 | Food & Drink
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what is the difference between a crumpet and a pikelet? is it just regional terminology?
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In my experience, yes.What I called a crumpet in Surrey was a pikelet when I lived in the Midlands.
20:13 Tue 29th Jun 2010
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PS see definition #2 here! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pikelet
20:14 Tue 29th Jun 2010
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I'd choose crumpet every time....
20:14 Tue 29th Jun 2010
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This seems to cover all of the regional differences - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crumpet.
20:15 Tue 29th Jun 2010
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If I remember correctly pikelets were square, and crumpets round, but the same thing really................
20:15 Tue 29th Jun 2010
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Crumpet!
20:16 Tue 29th Jun 2010
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Pikelets are like flattened crumpets and have a slightly different texture. Much nicer but much harder to get hold of.
11:15 Mon 05th Jul 2010
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Do gypsys eat pikelets?
11:15 Mon 05th Jul 2010

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