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Hopkirk | 17:08 Sun 18th Dec 2022 | ChatterBank
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I know there have been problems recently, but this trumps it all.

M&S boss is forced to step in to row back on controversial teacake ban https://mol.im/a/11550413 via https://dailym.ai/android

Teacakes are not a breakfast item.
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Captain2, I googled it, and found this
https://www.tripadvisor.com.sg/ShowUserReviews-g499507-d3858800-r180246779-Minshulls_Garden_Centre_Cheshire-Crewe_Cheshire_England.html
First review. We don't use cheddar, it has to be Cheshire, which is funny as the review WAS somewhere in Cheshire. They should try their own cheese.
I was a wee bit confused because what I know as a tea cake is what other folk would know as a fairy cake or a cupcake so I wondered why folk were toasting them...
meant TCL (not Tbc).
When my mum used to make tea cakes I got to scrape the bowl so it was always a battle to convince her she had filled enough tea cakes to leave as much for me as possible.
That's another part of the problem TCL, different parts of the country have different names for stuff.
//I was a wee bit confused because what I know as a tea cake is what other folk would know as a fairy cake or a cupcake so I wondered why folk were toasting them...//

It must vary around the country, I remember being asked by my future MIL if I would like a tea-cake with boiled ham on it. Across the Pennines, in Lancashire we had the fruit version, toasted with lot of butter. Those Tunnock things were chocolate teacakes to us.
My mum made tea cakes, put icing on some of them and gave a few to the wee girl next door who later returnt them, minus the icing.
zebo, that's probably the best example. Plain tea-cake to some, (meaning no fruit) to others it may be: barmcake, oven bottom, bread roll, muffin, baps etc etc
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