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Ah! I believe what we have here is a difference in culture.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but ...

Dutch pancake:



Flat, thin, clearly designed to be rolled up and consumed.

North American pancakes:



Thick and stackable.

Ah, I see. I thought your pancakes were thin too. Thick ones you could indeed cut up in pieces without rolling them up.
That huge pile of strawberries/icecream is definitely nonstandard though. You'd usually have them with syrup or sugar&cinnamon (although jam or chocopaste are nice too).

Yeah. It's a different order from my experience though it's nothing anyone asks for.

....my name is a food DDDD:

Well I found the dutch example first and wanted one to match...

Here's a site which claims that bacon-pancakes are popular in the netherlands:



And I think this photo shows a far more standard version of "Pancakes" to North Americans:

WHAT THE FUCK YOU HAVE TO SPREAD THE BUTTER BEFORE YOU POUR THE SYRUP

I could go for some rolled eggnog pancakes. @~@

This is food porn photography. Those pancakes are cold, and probably inedible, and that butter isn't butter but like... clay or plastic.

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^ Reminds me of sashimi.

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What? It does!

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Yeah, many people like pancakes with bacon or other hearty things baked into them.
Not me. I only eat them sweet.

@photo - Typical American excessiveness?