Co-op near old Bush pub.

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  1. Abruzzo Red

    Abruzzo Red Well-Known Member

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    TT, you are off your rocker, breadcrumbs do not belong anywhere near a fish cake unless they are frozen and from Captain Birdseye ;)
     
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    Wife agrees 100% but wants clarification on snickets and ginnels. She states..... Ginnels are covered and Snickets are not!! do you agree?
     
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    There's an obvious difference in width between a snickett and ginnel.
     
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    Ginnels have brick walls, a snicket is a narrow path between hedges.
     
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    I have to admit I may have slipped up on that one. I bow to your missus. Our lass had a ginnel. At the side of her mams house. Old age creeping up mate.
     
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    Both have dog **** at either end and usually on any bend under a street lamp.
    'ginnell is man made',
    'snicket is a rough thoroughfare '
     
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    Agree abart the sh it at either end, with its own footprint like.
     
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    I think you've nailed the definition. Near to mine TBH, but the dog **** is essential.
     
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    Beeut rooit.
     
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    Tha meeuns "gi ower"
     
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    So how would anyone describe a "Scuffler" like Mi granny used to bake
     
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    Nar I ant heard that fo yonks.
     
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    She who must be obeyed agrees that ginnels are wider! OBVIOUSLY!!!:eek:
     
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    She who must be obeyed says she has heard of them but - shock horror!! .... did not know what one was...
    Wiki says...A scuffler is a word in Yorkshire dialect originating from the Castleford area meaning a large bread cake. This bread is always baked in a roughly triangular shape and is similar to the Northern stottie, but lighter.

    Being originally from Castleford probably explains it. Foreign muck!!
     
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    From wakey end of town I believe
     
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    I think the triangular shape bit is correct but no mention of the surface been pricked by a fork. I'm sure that's to do with making them rise when placed in front of the fire.
     
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    Correct...but just a minor point...snicket's often have bushes at the side that the socially responsible people, ie those who pick up the dogs dump at the end of the ginnel....then hang the black bag when out of sight of the neighbours.
     
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    I like bread buns. Where do I fit in?
     
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    You don't!
    You never have :D
     
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    What about the humble scone? Or as some would say scon, even though it is clearly spelt scone.
     
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