Documentary - The North Staffordshire Oatcake (2008)

[@richardlawton8986]

RIP “the ‘ole in the wall” Had many a baycun and chayze oatcake from them over the years.

[@xBuffaloBillx]

These been in my husband family for year's. We still love them until this day.

[@maryburgis5295]

Omg love love oatcakes.

[@foxydagamer3406]

From Stoke-on-Trent and proud of it always loved a good oatcake with bacon,sausage and cheese

[@willhayes367]

instablaster.

[@user-ib9hx7iu3h]

Love oatcakes, cant get enough of them

[@simonhooson3190]

Proper food aye that. I live in Norwich now but I always crave an oatcake when I'm away! I agree with most comments on here and I reckon most are the same here and there ... Bacon, cheese, wrapped, off you go

[@zeldasmith6154]

Love the guy. Very sweet and unpretentious. I never heard of oat cakes. I'd love to go there just to try them and say hello to the people who work there.

[@dawnvyas8856]

My Indian hubby has adapted the filling to cheese onion tomato and fresh chillies with tomato sauce - yummy!

[@neilthorley359]

Love the oatcakes brought on them now live in florida but my wife makes stoke oatcakes to a tee wouldn't know the difference have em at least once a month and don't forget the classic meat and tater pie gotta be wright's though fantastic I had a great childhood in the potteries which I will never forget up the potters

[@paulnicholls8683]

I made some last week in Mexico . I live here in the winter, Canada in summer. I let some people taste them and they like them. Hole in the wall oatcake shop in Mexico ??

[@UnderAGlassMetropolis]

Good to see retired snooker player Dave Harold there.

[@jacktar9567]

i remember the 'ole in the wall' - those were the days eh?

[@superman26914]

had many a good oatcake from glen and sue when i was district nursing in hanley for lots of years,he evenlet me make them one afternoon when i was on a day off,yum yum yum

[@src3360]

I’m a nurse in the states, what is district nursing? 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@StevieRevbo]

gosh the Ole in the Wall, up Anlee!

[@paulnicholls8683]

Dont forget the duck on thend

[@briandoyle667]

Cheese, bacon sausage n bean. Soft runny egg to dip into

[@jasontuck-smith3896]

0:42 Isn't that ex snooker professional Dave Harold?!

[@davydumpling]

I make my own.

[@ajaja7390]

Pete Conway, is Robbies dad💜🍪🍪

[@rhysrobertstransportationa1668]

Oatcakes go moldy very quick wthin 2 days

[@madamboo8315]

Always eat them fresh.

[@Ursaminor31]

Means they are natural

[@ricardo6023]

omg are they adding cheese? like lowish carb quesadillas!!! 🤩🤩🤩

[@StevieRevbo]

cheese is part of .....well an oatcake is a cheese oatcake - < tha conna raylly av an oatcake wiyaaht chayz > and the stuff that's added is bacon, sausage, egg, mushroom

[@mactheknife4786]

Low carb? Oatcakes are made of wheat flour and oatmeal! What planet are you from? I’ll tell ye something though laddie, they’re bleedin’ delicious and you should get yer hands on some and have a snap at them!

[@rogermoore-gd9do]

I dont like people that dont like Oatcakes!

[@martinburke362]

North Staffordshire oat cakes are just the same as Yorkshire havercakes or clapper bread as it's also known

[@ajrwilde14]

Not really, clap bread was crisp, these are batter. Plus these contain wheat.

[@lucasdale572]

Or Derbyshire oatcakes, we all know qhere they originated 🤣

[@coops9871]

Tried one today...its a pancake

[@JamesWilliams-cf9cc]

Coops Cooperson Pancakes have different ingredients...

[@RBHD93]

Definitely didn't try one then...

[@madamboo8315]

Technically ya right but it's not. it's call an oatcake because they use oat and wheat flour.

[@jacobowen3849]

Absolutely ridiculous, to call these oatcakes is maniacally far fetched! I am from a great family line of Scottish farmers, and we know what true oat cakes look like. This is an abomination of culture and this food should be abolished. As far as I'm concerned, these are no more than BTEC pancakes! Good day to you all.

[@UnderAGlassMetropolis]

Sit down mate.

[@wildpickle3004]

Good day Jacob! haha! These were made way before the industrial revolution as oats were what were grown locally... So these are actually culturally part of this area! They may differ to your version. Have you actually tried them?! These get shipped all over the world to Stokies who left as they miss them as they are so tasty!

[@jimmyjump6295]

It's just a different kind of oatcake. I'm Scottish lived in Stoke and they are pretty tasty and filling. I like Scottish oatcakes for different reasons and expect a different experience and taste.

[@src3360]

Don’t get yer knickers in a twist, it’s only food 🤙🏻

[@ryancarper595]

Thats why theyre called STAFFORDSHIRE oatcakes and not SCOTTISH oatcakes. Snotty wee fellow. lol