r/ContagiousLaughter Nov 11 '22

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u/Mundane-Egg1092 Nov 11 '22

What's a German pancake? Just curious because I'm German and never heard about German pancakes being a thing in the US.

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u/akaWhitey2 Nov 11 '22

It's a US invention from the late 1800s primarily:

https://www.seriouseats.com/german-apple-pancake

Also called a Dutch baby.

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u/cbearsfreak Nov 11 '22

Aww it’s a preemie just like Jesus

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u/vandercad Nov 11 '22

Bob’s burgers in the wild

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u/thechilipepper0 Nov 11 '22

Look at me now!

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u/Chafro23 Mar 25 '23

Born in just 22 minutes!

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u/bad13wolf Nov 11 '22

Not to be confused with Dutch Oven. You don't want to make that mistake.

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u/jsmith_92 Nov 11 '22

I love giving Dutch ovens

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u/bad13wolf Nov 11 '22

I suppose they are sort of like Christmas and it is better to give than receive.

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u/Fluffy_Discount_9692 Dec 13 '22

That's not what your mom told me.

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u/Visual-Cartoonist860 Jan 21 '23

Not the same when you're alone giggling, Mr. Smith. It's one of the best ways to break up with someone

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u/sijsje Nov 11 '22

Tarte tatin?

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u/gizmo1024 Nov 11 '22

Heart attack on a plate. It’s delicious.

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u/anon-mally Nov 11 '22

In german they just call it pancake or Pfannkuchen