Yorkies anyone?
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Yorkies anyone?
I was thinking little dogs or chocolate bars.
Wrong again.
Wrong again.
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I used to love eating out at Skidby Mill (E Yorks). Yorkshire pudding made in a bread tin with the filling of your choice - from "just" gravy (but wonderful gravy) through to a full roast beef dinner. Yum.
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I do like Yorkshire pudding but I’ve never heard of them referred to as Yorkies. I was thinking chocolate bars.
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L Austin France
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Well you have nowDominicBest wrote: ↑Sat Feb 04, 2023 2:07 pm I do like Yorkshire pudding but I’ve never heard of them referred to as Yorkies.
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Yorkies anyone?
True, I couldn't eat a whole one either. I could rehome another Yorkie while OH's back was turned.
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I was brought up in Yorkshire and never heard them called Yorkies in either the deep West Riding or East Yorkshire. A favourite of mine, also had them at Skidby Mill as well as umpteen other pubs and caffs and never heard the word Yorkie other than for a Yorkie bar. A word made up by someone from outside Yorkshire methinks.
