Talk:Teacake

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The current description doesn't seem to include things like [1]. --Ptcamn 21:56, 15 May 2006 (UTC)

That is, I believe, a teacake as the term is understood in Australia. Have added a short description. Have also removed this

It may also be served sliced in half and filled with chips, as a chip butty (french fry sandwich).

which I frankly don't believe (there's no accounting for tastes, but chips in a sweet, fruited bun??) -- the writer was probably thinking more of a barm cake / cob / bap / batch (take your regional pick). -- Picapica 21:07, 21 August 2006 (UTC)