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This is not a common term in the US.
by yusaythat 2y ago
This is not a common term in the US.
- 1123581321 2y agoYes it is. You’ll find it on breakfast menus in every part of the country, if they make them. There are variations though. What do you call them?
- yusaythat 2y agoWell I'm 40 and lived all over the country and I've never heard it a single time. You sure you don't live in an alternate timeline? Also just to make sure I'm not crazy I looked at iHop's online menu and it's... just pancakes. Never heard anyone call a pancake anything other than a pancake.
- 1123581321 2y agoAh, yeah you're thinking of regular pancakes. In this thread, we're talking about crepes made in one of the Scandinavian styles. I haven't heard of IHOP selling those unless it's a special menu item. Edit: I googled IHOP Swedish pancakes and they apparently had them for awhile and discontinued them a couple years ago.
- yusaythat 2y agonever heard anyone call a crepe anything other than a crepe either.
- 1123581321 2y agoBizarre. :) From one well-traveled ~40-year-old to another, eat more breakfast.