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Topic	British CE: explain this
DK9292 09/30/20 4:35:33 PM #6:	Well, this is Northern England and I'm Scottish, so I might get this wrong but I believe it is... Smack barm - a reference to barm cake, basically a kind of sweet roll made with barm, which is the foam of fermented beer. Pey wet - the local dialect for pea wet, which is the water left behind from mushy peas. Babby's yed - local dialect for steak and kidney pudding. Wigan Kebab - a speciality of that specific area's chip shops; it's a meat and poatato pie inside butter barm cake. --- ''It doesn't matter if we're devils! I can't abandon the person who's fighting this battle beside me to the very end!'' ~Sunshine, Kinnikuman <cite>DK9292 posted [p:945281060] in British CE... [t:79009985]...</cite> <quote>Well, this is Northern England and I'm Scottish, so I might get this wrong but I believe it is... Smack barm - a reference to barm cake, basically a kind of sweet roll made with barm, which is the foam of fermented beer. Pey wet - the local dialect for pea wet, which is the water left behind from mushy peas. Babby's yed - local dialect for steak and kidney pudding. Wigan Kebab - a speciality of that specific area's chip shops; it's a meat and poatato pie inside butter barm cake. --- ''It doesn't matter if we're devils! I can't abandon the person who's fighting this battle beside me to the very end!'' ~Sunshine, Kinnikuman</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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