Is it a Teacake or Breadcake

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  1. redsetter

    redsetter Member

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    My other half is from Rovrum and she insists it's a Breadcake, she says it's only becomes a Teacake when it's got currants in it. I've Googled it and the rest of the world is as daft as her. :rolleyes:

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    Teacake. If it has currants in then it's a fruit teacake.
     
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    It's a bloody teacake and if you think different you come from out of town.
     
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    Too right mate, although I would have gone ''currant teacake'' :smile:
     
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    I agree with your gert. Teacake has currants. I would call it a bread bun though.
     
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    bread-cake is whats in the image above, teacake should just be banned anyway
     
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    Breadbun or Teacake works for me.
     
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    It's a tea cake obviously it's also not a barm.
     
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    This debate is nearly as common as pay on the gate. :)
    What about can you pay on the gate with tea cakes?
    Or
    Is unsmoked bacon, bacon that has been smoked then unsmoked. Bit like Unpeppered steak.. :)


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    It's bacon that likes a *** obviously.
     
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    Teacake.
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    It's a cob
     
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    a cob is crusty bread surely, like you might had with soup in a restaurant?

    i'm in the teacake / currant teacake camp, but I would say bread cake is more common in Lancashire & Derbyshire...
     
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    Teacakes are them chocolate things with marshamallow inside, unless they're toasted, then they're bread with currants in.
     
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    It's a teacake to me. All this, barm, roll or breadcake talk is just nonsense.

    "talk reight or keep shtum" :)
     
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    I knew someone would lower the tone....
     
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    If you are in Yorkshire its a Teacake

    If I go into my local bakers in Surrey its a large soft white bread roll

    never heard of a breadcake
     
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    Teacake ... next question.
     
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    Are they the southern softies then that we have all heard of?
     
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