Chorley cakes

[al]

eeeeeeeeeeeeee I've not had one for years.



Just finished my fourth one with a brew. By the 'eck...I feel right Northern now!


al.

 

[Grannygrinder]

Are they like Eccles cakes?

 

[Lysander]

I suppose you'll be adopting a kestrel when not playing in Pete Postlethwaite's brass band and taking your whippet to t'vets and saying "ah'm a gonna loose 'im, mister 'erryitt?".

Whilst wearing a flat cap and looking at a signed photo Brian Glover.

FACT, tha knows.

 

[al]

Are they like Eccles cakes?

They are like ettles cakes yes!

They are flatter and have a short crust pastry that's less crumbley than their Mancunian brothers.

al.

 

[al]

I suppose you'll be adopting a kestrel when not playing in Pete Postlethwaite's brass band and taking your whippet to t'vets and saying "ah'm a gonna loose 'im, mister 'erryitt?".

Whilst wearing a flat cap and looking at a signed photo Brian Glover.

FACT, tha knows.

Now where do I start with that?

You seem to have Lancashire and Yorkshire mixed up. I'll make it simpler for you. Lancashire (home of the Chorley cake) is a wonderful county full of nice people and places... Where as Yorkshire isn't.


FACT.


al.


That should get a few puddin's writing in anger on here, although it's probably easier when you have 12 fingers!!

 

[azaro]

You takin' t'piss?

 

[al]

You takin' t'piss?

Out of Chorley...never!


I am a proud Lancastrian.



al.

 

[B77]

Good god I'd almost forgotten these shortcrust delights. Oh for a decent cuppa and a Chorley cake on a cold winters day, a coffee and croissant is just not the same, feels like I'm letting the side down.

 

[unkleGsif]

Chorley cakes are straight up, off the chain, AWESOME

The End!

 

[al]

Chorley cakes are straight up, off the chain, AWESOME

The End!

You knows it.


al.