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I'm surprised Melina posted fake news outside of the fakenews comm. Its ok, we all make mistakes
idk a crepe is a crepe and they are good but read the word "pan-cake"
its not a cake if its like 3mm thick
check mate atheists
In all seriousness american style pancakes can be good, but I'm also not a big fan of the ones that are half an inch thick or more. It's hard to get them just right. My ideal is more like 1/4", or 3/8" if they're really fluffy. if theyre impermeable to syrup/other condiments like you describe then something's gone horribly wrong
also ketchup? 
soaking through which is what a pancake should do.
yes
more of the ketchup
lol
ketchup
you had me until ketchup
A sugary tortilla is not a pancake, it doesn't matter if you give it a goofy French name. Cakes have girth.
Surprised Americans wouldn't be all over a sugary tortilla, it seems very on brand.
fortunately a crepe isn't a sugary tortilla so we're all good
This belongs in fake news com.
This is liberalism
Problem?
Really bad take. Just go enjoy your crepes and ketchup without bothering people.
Waffles best. 
Waffles know what they are. Look at those squares. They embrace that they are little more than a vehicle, and excel.
Waffles are kinda outdated imo. Also extremely high in saturated fats
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after reading this
ketchup
Heresy
souffle pancakes though
Read about 2 sentences but skill issue
Mods have removed every single of my past posts, but this gets to linger and fester on the site.
Look upon the fruit of not harkening to my warnings, O Israel!
American pancakes do not puff up that much. Are you thinking of those jiggly Japanese ones? But those are more like an inch thick.
Still relative to a crepe they're thick. An American pancake is about as thick as your pinky. A crepe is pretty thin maybe as thin as a piece of cardboard or something.
Absolutely correct, but I had to defend the American pancake against libel.
Crepes are good and thick pancakes are good too. Pretty different things for mostly different situations and they are both good. British and American style, buttermilk or w/e, savoury, sweet. Waffles and latkes are good too. No juice to this poorly-concieved food fight. Have a nice day!
American pancake mix
like there are better mixes & recipes out there but the half-inch cake is just what the style is and you can't try to dress them up like crepes or vice versa. different usecases.
the thick kind are good for sandwiching and soaking up less viscous coverings like sugar syrup & egg yolk or grease.
If you really want the King pancake, its the Dutch Baby.
- Forms a bowl to carry anything
- Takes up the whole pan and then some
- Both thick and thin in different places, appeasing all tastes
- So awesome you need an oven
And you can’t even taste the baby
:not-hillary: my favorite!
You won't get my pancake like you got Epstein! 
Both are nice. The American style pancakes (flapjacks) and crepes are both good
Fuck you
Agree
The best pancakes are thin because they're cooked on a cast iron skillet on a woodstove. This is a hill I will die on