Pancakes! British VS American for Shrove Tuesday

[@SallyLePage]

It pains me so much that Evan, with the smaller-style pancakes, had the large frying pan, and Dan, with the larger-style pancakes, had the small frying pan.

[@lineapinea]

Sally Le Page omg same!! like why the heck??

[@owl2944]

lol i screamed that at my screen when they chose their pans...

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

Everything's bigger in the USA

[@skippa.]

@@NoThankUBeQuiet well that pancake didn't help that statement

[@mariaaziz7828]

KMichelle Argus but not the pancakes

[@josiemac7807]

Dodie: Um... hi, by the way, have we met? Josh: Oh... no, Josh, nice to meet you... *both laugh and look around*

[@quinn9943]

I DIED at the “two shots of vodka” Evan that vine is you.

[@evan]

IKR

[@mr.potato1049]

I felt like it was more appropriate when you put in the cinnamon

[@samuelcolt1505]

I put vodka in mine. Oof

[@josiemac7807]

I’m not even British (Aussie Aussie Aussie) but I’m crying for Dan Icing sugar, Evan? Icing sugar?!

[@clockworkkirlia7475]

(Oy Oy Oy!)

[@what7675]

I love your profile picture (fellow Hamilton fan here😁)

[@LlamasAtMidnight]

Oi Oi Oi!

[@capcat5728]

It was rigged from the start

[@ccre88trixx]

It's not just you, the first pancake is always terrible. It's like a well-known fact lol

[@Britishmajestic]

She knows

[@ethaniol81i68]

Is it

[@keaganbanks9063]

Ethaniol81 i yes

[@CraftyWitch1990]

ive only ever found my 1st one comes out bad if i dont let the pan get hot enough before adding the pancake mixture. same with yorkshire puddings. if the pan/oil isn't scorching hot and smoking, your pancake/pudding will be crap

[@ccre88trixx]

@@CraftyWitch1990 yes exactly. I always make my first pancake super tiny just in case it's not hot enough yet lol

[@sophita_]

I really like your British vs American videos. It's satisfying to hear the discussions and the banter :D

[@makkwishes9337]

_"See my pancakes have stretch marks because all bodies are beautiful"_ God I love Evann Edit: Oh my thank you so much I did not expect to get this many likes lol~

[@josiemac7807]

Makaroni oh hiii WHY R U EVERYWHERE

[@cottagearts8467]

@@josiemac7807 WHY are YOU everywhere?🤔🤔😂

[@kimflux2998]

"Tastes just like my mom's pancakes" Of course it does cause your mum probably uses the same packet mix! 😂😂

[@kewsoner7924]

Brillant!

[@lifeinthegrey]

All here for British pancakes...and with sugar and lemon juice. Couldn't be more perfect. 🤤

[@grace2040]

lifeinthegrey Yea but imagine a thicc pancake infused with butter and covered in all the syrup and butter you want

[@m1lkyways]

Rachel Levine Don't forget whipped cream and chocolate chips 🤤🤤🤤

[@ellamedley7558]

lifeinthegrey True

[@ByAnnieBasson]

I have ground cinnamon and sugar on mine. Werid mix but SOOOO GOOD

[@ssparky544]

lifeinthegrey OH MY GOD YES

[@FictionalSarah]

I personally find American pancakes way too thick and heavy. I love how light British pancakes are - it means on pancake day I can have about 4-6 with tons of different toppings. Classic (not icing) sugar and lemon, nutella and strawberries, syrup ect. I can make my pancakes as unhealthy as possible on my own terms, haha. Not to mention savoury pancakes!

[@dashiefiles]

The thickness is determined by the ratio of flour/pancake mix:milk. If the milk is greater hen the amount of flour/mix. They will be thinner. Thick = Big/Small Thin = Small/Big

[@Hi-wu1se]

TECHNICALLY, they’re not even pancakes. They’re Crépes. You eat crépes the same or in a very similar way. You have sweet crépes with sugar and chocolate, and savory crépes with ham and cheese and whatever else. So British pancakes aren’t pancake, but are, in fact, crépes.

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

@@Hi-wu1se and are cultural appropriation.

[@ragdollp25]

@@Hi-wu1se no theyre called pancakes, no one says crepes in britain

[@MidnightDakota-eh9ym]

@@ragdollp25 the guy literally said they are crepes stolen from the french and renamed pancakes

[@elizawright1393]

8:43 “No hate to the British pancake” Aggressively waves spatula to face “Damn right” 😂😂

[@lucyandamelia]

When the icing sugar was being put on the pancakes I could hear all British people watching this screaming😂including me

[@jonanice]

Yes. That & the way Evan abused his frying pan the entire video!

[@teatea2113]

I had an argument with my internet friends about what are real pancakes last week. This video is exactly what I needed

[@lizyadira17]

Fan girl No.528491 agree

[@philiptouw3623]

*cough* American *cough*

[@rowan3424]

British pancakes are what I think of because I'm a dirty dirty Brit but I fucking love American pancakes and haven't had a crepe style one in forever

[@amya8045]

nothing more american than evan stabbing open instant pancake mix with an knife... unless you added a gun into the mix.... damn that pancake looked good at the end though

[@evan]

Hahahaha this made me lol

[@josiemac7807]

Amy A also butter

[@miacabardo3758]

Amy A adding a gun makes anything American.Need a way to make a unicorn American?Make the unicorn hold a gun!That was just a joke please don't take that seriously!

[@cottagearts8467]

yeah i would eat American pancakes everyday

[@emjayay]

Bisquick is not instant pancake mix. Note the name. It's a shortcut for making American biscuits (crumpet, sort of). Mainly flour, fat, salt, and baking powder. You have to add the milk and eggs. But we do have brands of "complete" pancake mix, which has everything in it and you only need to add water.

[@madiblair5208]

Evan: “Thats what they say in New Jersey.” Me:”everything is legal in new jersey.” Whats wrong with me.

[@josiemac7807]

Rosey100 idk but whatever it is I have it

[@Koraaaaaaaah]

YES.

[@amayapapaya5146]

hello fellow hamilstans and hamiltrash

[@tami_sings5337]

@@josiemac7807 Same

[@theylovelibras7486]

My name is Philip, I am a poet.

[@katiem2225]

Just because Evan’s had a lot of sugar on doesn’t mean you can’t do that with our British pancakes!! You can put all sorts like Nutella, granulated sugar (or icing sugar on top), lemon juice, syrup, whipped cream, sprinkles, fruit etc or have savoury ones. Our pancakes are the best as you can have sooo many options including fat. Also, for pancake day we can do it in school as they’re so easy and flexible with toppings (pancake day in primary school was one of the best days!) I personally out of both do prefer our British pancakes as the American ones don’t look appealing to me and if I want something like that I can get a scotch pancake (with butter of course!). This is just my opinion so no hate to anyone who prefers American ones. Love this style of video Evan!

[@deedee3861]

I'm not sure what mentioning skin colour adds to your argument. What has skin colour got to do with pancakes. I am confused.

[@jadec3959]

'how can food be tasty if it isn't slathered in fat and clogged arteries'

[@neganssavior9327]

Katie M ya know u can practically put anything on or in american pancakes too lol it's not just British ones

[@Hi-wu1se]

That’s EXACTLY what a crépe is if you go to France. I’m French, and I have lived in both America and France, and British Pancakes are LITERALLY the definition of a crépe. You eat them very similarly too. You have sweet and savory. So they’re not pancakes, just crépes England tries to claim their own by calling it something else. Americans call them crépes, as they should. All for American pancakes, but I actually don’t like syrup all that much. Just a little dip at most. And Aunt Jemima’s sucks.

[@neganssavior9327]

The Equine Addict agreed. For american pancakes most put syrup on their pancakes but ya dont have to. U can put whatever on or in pancakes. Also love have real maple syrup on my pancakes. Aunt jemima is literally mostly just corn syrup yuck

[@joejovellano2616]

My 1st principle in cooking pancakes, which surprisingly is American: the first pancake will always be a disappointment. The surface of the pan will always be too hot for the first one but adjusts for the succeeding ones. #truestory

[@lucyschwien2689]

evan this was really good, I liked this video a lot and kind of more than I like your regular videos. Keep it up!

[@evan]

Thanks! My recent vids I’ve been trying out new things so I’m glad you’re enjoying it!

[@TheRainydayvideo]

English pancakes win for me, sugar and lemon please.

[@annajohnson1801]

Or a bit of nutella😍

[@purplepenguin4315]

Rolled with strawberry jam

[@TheRainydayvideo]

purple penguin Ah yes, nice!

[@purplepenguin4315]

Ikr

[@sunnyjinnie8423]

YESSSS

[@jobrien0045]

Evan’s butter is like jacksfilms’ protein

[@evan]

hahahaha

[@glasserbuds]

Tell him what the difference of pancakes and flapjax

[@jessswag949]

Add more butter

[@bethjadeldn5505]

british pancakes (crepes) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> i'm crying for dan, icing sugar ?? why

[@bethjadeldn5505]

i mean if you get ones bought from a shop yeah but not if you cook them yourself

[@isiteckaslike]

Traditionally, with the British pancakes, they're meant to be rolled up, like Dan did when he ate his. That way you aren't just eating one thin layer...and it becomes thicker and so a bit more like the US one. Many years ago, I remember having them with sugar and lemon juice, or cocoa/chocolate powder, or Golden Syrup, among the many different possible variations.

[@alexsher1785]

The lack of real maple syrup makes this Canadian's heart ache

[@evan]

I did have some! Available for the British pancakes. But I prefer pancake syrup

[@alexsher1785]

I am literally drinking maple syrup rn

[@unclesaboin]

I was going to say the same thing, Alex.

[@erinbess]

Actual syrup CAN BE USED ON PANCAKES EVAN, the fake syrup he uses physically hurts me

[@RushilKasetty]

As a northern Michigander I relate

[@cameronbeattie3087]

I'm British (well,Scottish) and Ive never made it with sugar and lemon- think it's more of an English thing maybe!? I just put Nutella and strawberries...yum!

[@samuelcolt1505]

When I make crepes I cook it in orange juice and a bit of vodka. Serve with vanilla ice cream. I'm from New England here in the US

[@planttreesnotalices7261]

scotland is part of great britain you know

[@Ultimate-smartphone-comparison]

@@samuelcolt1505 no one cares where you're from yank

[@nayomii1377]

Cameron Beattie sugar and lemon is a staple anywhere in UK (i am from scotland too)

[@markanne54]

Daniel J, dodie and Pancakes - it's hard to conceive of a better winning combination - well played, Evan, well played!

[@evan]

Thanks :)

[@sourlemons4]

British pancakes are the best

[@niamhrj]

''Hi by the way, Have we met?'' ''No hi I'm Josh'' IM DEAD

[@averageperson2131]

“We got that sweet sweet good good” damn right

[@kyndlesklique5815]

This is the quality content I signed up for!

[@evan]

🙌🏻

[@skylahelbig6818]

The fact that Evan needs to bend down for the entirety of this video

[@edenwarwick2968]

Why icing sugar. Why. Just why

[@jani3095]

i don’t think they had normal sugar

[@KayraHomicile]

Suga's Swag cause, America

[@dearfutureme2929]

SABOTAGE!!

[@MinorAccidnt]

you he should've used normal sugar or granulated cane sugar.

[@katraj0102]

“Yeah, if you want to burn in pancake hell” I was crying 😂

[@jenohogan9254]

British pancakes are basically crepes but tasty none the less. But, I like my pancakes fluffy.. ..being that I'm Canadian, you have to use REAL maple Syrup, not Aunty. J's (it doesn't taste like maple syrup, it tastes of sugar and chemicals..I'm a snob) lol.

[@littlepigeon6929]

Jen O'Hogan Yeah pancake syrup is absolute shit compared to actual maple syrup.

[@AKMorehouse]

I’m American, but I grew up tapping trees in winter with my family and making our own REAL maple syrup, so the idea of Aunt J grosses me out.... so just because of that I would want the British toppings in this case.

[@TianaJanelle]

I'm American but I grew up in Vermont and you're absolutely right. Once you've had real maple syrup (especially freshly made, still warm) in your life, the artificial stuff doesn't even compare.

[@evamansfield7436]

I'm British and we buy Clark's original

[@sarahurrutia2904]

I use Canada's juice, fk Jemima's juice (jk I use her pancake mix)

[@izzyfoord]

You've never heard of lemon juice on a pancake 😮!! ❤

[@Badusername2000]

you dont put anything not sweet on a pancake, thats a rule

[@robertyianni3623]

@@Badusername2000 no it's not stop being awkward lol

[@jonnypayne598]

Lemon and sugar every time!

[@emjayay]

It's common in a lot of Europe.

[@emjayay]

@@Badusername2000 The sugar is to balance the lemon tartness. Ever drink lemonade?

[@vesnny]

Pancakes with lemon and sugar for the win!! I can’t believe there are people that haven’t tasted them they are sooo good! 😝

[@grace2040]

vesna The only things that belong on a pancake are topping that are sweet and sugary not sour or savory

[@vesnny]

you are missing out :P

[@jonnypayne598]

Lemon and sugar every time!

[@britishbirdie9113]

Evan: Just a little dab of a cinnamon *puts like a whole teaspoon in there*

[@xanderwilliams2679]

The collab I didn't know I wanted, the collab that we didn't know we needed, and the collab we don't deserve yet received anyway

[@nefeli_8025]

British pancakes with lemon and sugar couldn’t be more perfect, this is the definition of my childhood!

[@catluvsdnp]

I love both kinds of pancakes, I always feel like american pancakes are too sweet and filling for me, but i love them anyway.. UK pancakes are the ones i grew up with because i live in the UK, i think they are amazing as well. I dont see them as the same food anyway.. but on pancake days i tend to eat UK pancakes rather than US pancakes

[@TKDDLJ09]

Dil with American pancakes they just become so sweet with the Syrup and putting whipped cream or butter on it kind of freaks me out :) but normal ass pancakes are great with some sugar and marmalade or Nutella or vanilla ice cream!!

[@katheryntodd8371]

Scottish people eat scotch pancakes. I have never heard of a crepe being called a British pancake before.

[@reginahockert7659]

Evan that first pancake made me want to cry. Also, not real maple syrup? Come on, you are killing my pancake loving heart. It was almost punberable...

[@Badusername2000]

maple syrup more expensive, aunt jemima cheap

[@samuelcolt1505]

You must be a Canadian

[@naviisnothere]

He's from South Jersey which is basically the south in the north and Aunt Jemima is a southern staple

[@Sassygamergal]

Canadian?

[@rhiannonm6022]

Yeah ikr! I'm British but if you're gonna have maple syrup you better have the real stuff

[@ESTree-ds5tu]

ENGLISH PANCAKESS!!!!!!!!💛💛💛💛💛⚡⚡⚡⚡

[@christinastjean1039]

As a Brit America pancakes are amazing and when bacon is put in there 🤤

[@ashclouds2139]

Ah, I've been waiting for the Baking with Layton (Also Evan Edinger)!

[@infinity2864]

My step mum is American, and she said that she used to have pancakes for breakfast with chocolate and whipped cream, and I was shook. Lol.

[@EzioHanitore]

Chocolate chip pancakes are the best fuckin thing omg

[@aayeshashaik4204]

Missed pun: "When you put extra butter on it, it just makes it taste BUTTER !" :D

[@cactojuice]

Idk about you but I would always have British pancakes with just a crap ton of golden syrup

[@wullaballoo2642]

Same. Coated in golden syrup and rolled up. I was confused when the icing sugar appeared.

[@ashgood7368]

Nutella anyone? I would have one pancake if Nutella, one with Sugar and lemon and one with the syrup we had and then at the end I had a pancake with everything in it. Aka an everythingpancake

[@Tzar1]

Golden syrup? Is it like the aunt Ann's or what ever that stuff is called? I have mine with maple syrup

[@abbiegwenz]

I love josh exploring with

[@khaxjc1]

I never thought to imagine how delightful Evan and Daniel bickering and bantering and teasing each other but now that I've seen it I want more So So Badly! More. More please.

[@ririnyy]

I'm from good ole USA but even I cringed at how much butter was going into that poor pancake

[@evan]

It makes them taste much butter

[@ririnyy]

i butter take your word for it

[@MiFFiL]

I'm an oven-baked pancake person. It's basically yorkshire pudding but covered in icing sugar and real maple syrup. I grew up on the north american pancakes as I'm Canadian. Used to make Crepes with cinnamon and sugar on them, and then rolled up and syrup on top.

[@caitlin-1408]

I am genuinely disgusted by icing sugar on a pancake

[@grace2040]

Caitlin Smith it’s not even a pancake to a crepe

[@helenm3895]

I wish I got as excited about anything as much as Evan did when he successfully flipped that pancake

[@sarahlott3611]

Evan, as a fellow American, you used too much butter

[@isabelle921]

there is no such thing.

[@catherinetestaverde1907]

Butter should only be used to grease the pan...then it should be optional as to how much you put on as topping. Saturating them with butter during cooking tends to make them too dense.

[@turqoiseketchup4414]

I always put cheese and a bit of ketchup into pancakes. Then you roll it and.... yum. Or when you roll spinach into the pancakes and then you bake them with cheese on top - double yum. That's the magic of pancakes - the pancake itself is the base you can put anything into (or onto, but a pancake that isn't rolled isn't a pancake), and while pancakes with jam and/or other sweet stuff are more popular, I prefer the salty ones. I can't imagine how you would do that with the so-called American 'pancakes'. For me, the pancakes are the winner. And now I really want a pancake.

[@Neelay98]

British are waaaaaay better, also lemon juice and sugar is better than maple syrup I went to America once and they tasted awful

[@carysp6173]

Noodle Kaboodle i agree.

[@limeylome]

“once”

[@Ayanislucky]

Where did you go?

[@djr8939]

Get out

[@nessat6143]

Agreed, British pancakes are the best

[@ItsMePhoebe-zr6pg]

"I think aunt Jemima and Aunt Bessy would be friends" YAASSS

[@hoathanatos6179]

North American styled pancakes for sweet pancakes, but made from scratch and with real male syrups straight from the tree, not Aunt Jemima which is mostly corn syrup rather than maple syrup; but I go for crêpes if I want savoury pancakes. I make them with spinach, cheese, and ham and wrap them up like a wrap. Never would I think of putting lemon juice and sugar on a crêpe, only fruit, honey, syrup, or condensed milk if I wanted it sweet.

[@ChimpManZ1264]

We used to have Little Chef in the UK, a roadside diner, and they made Jubilee Pancakes which were British Pancakes with Black Cherries in Black Cherry Syrup and Ice Cream. My favourite filling ever! RIP Little Chef 😢

[@ellieboo9733]

British all the waaayyy! Love you Evan

[@tryggvasonelise3793]

My tips for english pancakes (or crêpe): make it as thin as possible. I recomand to use a very flat pan, it will be easier to flip latter. Also, putting butter in the mix make it easier to flip and to have a very thin crêpe. For the topping: do whatever you want. I don't usually eat nutella, expect in pancake! Regular sugar, or brown sugar is always good as well. Marmelade, chocolate etc... You can also try to have salty toping : ham / spinach / cheese...

[@whothefuckatemyhalfofthecr7095]

british pancakes dominate what even are you guys doing

[@carysp6173]

alonelybin ikr

[@diegodelariva2036]

Haha very funny

[@cottagearts8467]

sorry to sounnd hash but it's true

[@gracesinger3491]

I love Josh and Dodie so muchhhhhhhhhhhh, i was pleasantly surprised when they appeared

[@Catmum1998]

British pancakes all the way!!!! ANd I hate to be that person but bertolli is margarine. 😝

[@lloroshastar6347]

marg is just wrong, on so many levels. So what if butter is fattening, at least it isn't eating your insides.

[@samanthasusan1084]

american bisquick pancakes are my favorite food; my family always adds a bit of vanilla extract to the batter and it makes sucha difference

[@raccoonsincocoons5643]

Americans got that good good

[@cam-tw8eq]

raccoons in cocoons that sweet sweet good good

[@tessarodriguez1494]

raccoons in cocoons you reminded me of Alex Wassabi

[@emilysmith211]

British pancakes for the win😫😻

[@difficultyduets2066]

“Even if you’re bad, things get better. Just like this pancake.” -Evan Edinger 2018

[@lucyhorman5224]

I’m English, and this is how we do it. In my home sometimes my mum makes the things that Evan is making but with slightly different ingredients - we call these dropscones.n

[@sarahmccullough7056]

I can’t stand pancake syrup, maple forever!

[@maeve532]

Lmao, pancake syrup is the same as maple. He just called it pancake syrup.

[@sarahmccullough7056]

Actually, the syrup he used is aunt Jemima which is practically just corn syrup sugar and chemicals(not hating on it but that’s literally what it is) maple syrup is sap from a maple tree. Sorry if I’m coming across as rude

[@lilybee6552]

Maeve Woolbert pancake syrup like Aunt Jemima is often fake and just sugar while maple syrup is actually for a maple tree

[@oliviagibbons648]

eeeeh hate to break it to you but that is just not true.

[@sarahmccullough7056]

Olivia Gibbons, are you taking to me or Maeve?

[@lindseydrew9812]

I’m from Vermont, and the fact that Evan isn’t using real maple syrup makes me so angry

[@peachygrace9871]

English version of Evans tip to keep pancakes warm is put pancakes on a plate with tin foil on top

[@km-df6xt]

Peachy Grace even better mate stick anouther plate on top

[@princessbuttercup2087]

Or a tea towel

[@Blissyto]

Or foil on the bottom and the top .

[@harshadakamat6989]

Or just eat at the stove

[@awsomelightningwolfaj173]

Peachy Grace Yes lmao so accurate

[@rowan3424]

Evan was so surprised that dodie put tomato and cheese on a pancake that he just switched accents 😂

[@abigailwildlife1322]

LEMON ON PANCAKES IS LITERALLY GOALS

[@karlastefan450]

An example of beautiful and wholesome content.

[@boenkel]

Danish pancakes are basically the same as English, except we sometimes put sugar and/or cardamom in them, when they're for desserts. And using icing sugar as topping is perfectly normal here!

[@sahian305]

I started jumping when you said cinnamon. I'm the only one I know who puts cinnamon in the pancake batter. Also, if you haven't tried strawberry jam on pancakes, do it!

[@anakinjames]

ITS SO GOOD!!!

[@project014]

Gonna sound gross but I put cinimon ( however the fuck you spell it) in spag bowl

[@parkviewmo]

I like Cherry Jam on pancakes!

[@Keyleey]

Cranberry Jam is also delicious, especially if you don't want a toothache from an overdose of sweetness.

[@lillyb5]

I put cinnamon and vanilla in mine! and strawberries compliment pancakes so well!!

[@SapphicLemon]

And then here in Australia, the pancakes are a beautiful mix of American and British pancakes (also lemon w/ sugar is so much better than butter and syrup imo)

[@mimirobin]

mate isn't Bertolli a company that specialises in olive oil.... and not.. butter...?

[@lochnessa-i3n]

In the netherlands we have the british style pancakes and we put icing sugar on it as well, so you're not alone Dan!

[@liammurphy59]

Maybe you guys sabotaged Josh’s chances of winning...

[@immaRUSHER]

take a shot every time evan says something about butter also, a secret ingredient you can put in pancakes (if you make it from scratch, like dan) is a little bit of vanilla essence. BEAUTIFUL

[@teaartist6455]

Or a little vanilla sugar, if you're sure everyone wants sweet ones (if not use only a tiny bit).

[@nirls]

“I eat my British pancakes with Tomato and cheese” *What…the...heck!?*

[@teaartist6455]

It sound quite lovely.

[@andywright8803]

I want to try that. If I go down that route, I would also add black pepper and oregano and grill the tomatoes beforehand

[@aislinlindsay3950]

Nirali Shah you have savoury pancakes and sweet ones, sweet ones are 10 times better though

[@ninaletenayova6445]

In SLovakia we eat the british ones, but we always fill them with nutella :P

[@genner-vincenthodgson5177]

wait, so if that's a pancake in Britain, what do they call crepes?

[@grace2040]

Meagan Hodgson that’s what I kept asking because they’re the same thing practically

[@robyncaslin75]

Meagan Hodgson crepes have savoury fillings. I think

[@liliflynn6077]

We have both crepes are just bigger and you can have them savoury or sweet but typically we just have them at fair grounds or carnivals and pancakes any other day x

[@alsdaftab1e]

Crepe is just the French name for pancake

[@teaartist6455]

Crepe is just french for pancake, it's just you Americans that have weird pancakes.

[@scarlett6599]

I love how dodie and josh meet lmao😂

[@carysp6173]

Personally the American ones aren’t as nice as British ones. American ones are just too thick and its just.. not as good.

[@oliviagibbons648]

mmmm fluffy

[@hrikw4973]

Evan does know bertolli isn’t butter right 😂 it’s an olive oil margarine

[@ineffablegay5659]

Whenever I male pancakes, they always start really good and then just gradually die as I go on

[@georgianapopescu1333]

I like Dan's better obly because it's similar to the way we make pancakes in Romania. But there are some differences for ex. we add a little bit of baking soda so that the pancake gets more "airy" and we also add some flavours like vanilla sugar or rum essence. As fir the filling, we often use fruit jams, sometimes banana and chocolate or even cheese

[@ditzy_ditzy]

That dodie impression tho 👌

[@driftedspirit]

The UK has American style pancakes but we call the Drop Scones or ‘Scotch Pancakes’. You can buy scotch pancakes in supermarkets but theres good recipes online for drop scones :)

[@beatles9880]

Evan: we use butter (then uses olive spread aka, not butter) butttttt I like both kinds but British best and I put mushrooms and cheese mine and then have the classic sugar and lemon

[@undisclosed9149]

The olive spread triggered me

[@king_worm2144]

Evan trying to open the packet with a knife is such a metaphor for my existence

[@mariolover2222]

This a such a poor representation of american pancakes. I mean come on you used "Pancake Syrup" instead of real maple syrup! Don't even get me started on boxed pancake mix!...It's just so wrong. That's actually a complaint I have about a lot of the "American vs British" series. It seems like the scales are tipped in the British favor.

[@Ayanislucky]

Bisquick is the most American part.

[@mariolover2222]

I've never used bisquick in my life. it's coming to England and saying meat pies are gross after only trying the frozen Tesco ones. it's not a good representation.

[@Ayanislucky]

Matt Phillips True, I just mean it's classic. Most people I knew growing up used that at home.

[@natalied7444]

Matt Phillips umm excuse me the American side won and the Brittish had icing sugar... like come on 😂

[@TKDDLJ09]

Isn't it like the most American thing ever to use already made stuff? That's like a stereo type that's true. :)

[@hallievermeend1730]

how do i explain to my therapist that this is the only thing that will ever make me laugh?

[@awsomelightningwolfaj173]

In England we have scotch pancakes aka drop scones which are like mini American ones but we put other stuff on jt Also lemon and sugar is amazing fight me.

[@platlo4848]

Scones or scones

[@mayabailes1653]

Why do you have icing sugar!? Also I think the lemon juice is to counteract the grease from the frying. It's why we get it with our fish and chips too.

[@allymatamoros6101]

Evan, do SPAGHETT next :D

[@Dublin.DareDevil]

In Ireland we do Lemon and Sugar, must of the time we just use Nutella

[@fearsomefivefilms]

Wait...why on earth would you NOT make pancakes straight from scratch, Evan? Sigh.

[@Badusername2000]

because in america we dont make anything from scratch its easier to buy in box. yes obviously the scratchmade stuff is better, but the premade stuff is easy

[@samuelcolt1505]

It's just flower and preservatives. Not much different

[@Hern78]

@@Badusername2000so true

[@Udontkno7]

Idk. If the south we do. Northeast folks are whack sometimes.

[@MidnightDakota-eh9ym]

@@Udontkno7 yeah i agree even though im from pa i prefer from scratch