• khannie@lemmy.world
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    4 days ago

    Not even British and this is such a gross oversimplification. It’s like calling a french bakery full of bread.

    Yorkshire pudding - name of locality of origin included. Generally only served with a “Sunday roast” dinner as a side dish. It is made from a batter and not a pastry.

    Cornish pasty - again name of locality of origin included. Wide range of fillings available nothing even vaguely similar to a Yorkshire despite your poor attempt to lump it in.

    Eccles is a sweet treat. The pastry is nothing like either a Yorkshire or a pasty.