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what is the difference between a pikelet and a crumpet i guarantee they are not the same?
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pike�let [ pklət ] (plural pike�lets)
noun
1. thin yeast cake: a soft flat yeast cake, traditionally made in northern England. It is similar to a crumpet but thinner and is usually eaten buttered.
2. Australia, New Zealand small pancake: a small thick pancake made of batter
[Late 18th century. From Welsh pyglyd “pitchy,” in the phrase bara pyglyd “pitchy bread,” perhaps because of its dark color.]
It looks like a pikelet is just thinner !