tag:danbooru.me,2005:/commentsComments on post #37380532020-01-04T19:04:56-05:00tag:danbooru.me,2005:Comment/19726272020-01-04T19:04:56-05:002020-01-04T19:04:56-05:00@Saladofstones on post #3738053 (matou sakura (fate and 1 more) drawn by yuruto) <img src="/cdn_image/preview/ef/69/ef69f16af61b4f6813813a8a97dc3290.jpg"/>
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<p>iridescent_slime said:</p>
<p>What restaurants have you been to, where pancakes are served as "snacks"? And how many Americans do you know who seriously regard annual promotional events as holidays?</p>
</blockquote><p>Dennys comes to mind</p>
Saladofstones/users/318380tag:danbooru.me,2005:Comment/19726252020-01-04T18:59:04-05:002020-01-04T18:59:04-05:00@darkspire91 on post #3738053 (matou sakura (fate and 1 more) drawn by yuruto)<img src="/cdn_image/preview/ef/69/ef69f16af61b4f6813813a8a97dc3290.jpg"/>
<p>Just gonna throw this out there: at the time of writing this, IHOP has all you can eat pancakes with a breakfast meal. At least until March 1.</p>
darkspire91/users/121801tag:danbooru.me,2005:Comment/19726172020-01-04T17:46:35-05:002020-01-04T17:46:35-05:00@iridescent_slime on post #3738053 (matou sakura (fate and 1 more) drawn by yuruto) <img src="/cdn_image/preview/ef/69/ef69f16af61b4f6813813a8a97dc3290.jpg"/>
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<p>Claverhouse said:</p>
<p><strong>[A bunch of misinformed bullshit]</strong></p>
</blockquote><p>What restaurants have you been to, where pancakes are served as "snacks"? And how many Americans do you know who seriously regard annual promotional events as holidays?</p>
iridescent_slime/users/438068tag:danbooru.me,2005:Comment/19725972020-01-04T15:43:39-05:002020-01-04T15:43:39-05:00@Tapper on post #3738053 (matou sakura (fate and 1 more) drawn by yuruto)<img src="/cdn_image/preview/ef/69/ef69f16af61b4f6813813a8a97dc3290.jpg"/>
<p>I've never seen any restaurant sell a stack of pancakes that high. The standard is three for a full stack, two for a short.</p>
Tapper/users/449675tag:danbooru.me,2005:Comment/19725952020-01-04T15:37:44-05:002020-01-04T15:38:19-05:00@Blindga on post #3738053 (matou sakura (fate and 1 more) drawn by yuruto) <img src="/cdn_image/preview/ef/69/ef69f16af61b4f6813813a8a97dc3290.jpg"/>
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<p>Claverhouse said:</p>
<p>Looks like an American breakfast stack of pancakes; they have them as snacks in restaurants, unlike most countries.</p>
<p>And their <strong>International</strong> [sic] <strong>House Of Pancakes</strong> [ <strong>IHOP </strong>] sometimes gives them away free on holidays, such as <strong>National Pancake Day</strong> on March 12th --- America has only one pancake day compared to 2 or more <strong>National Doughnut Days</strong>.</p>
<p>They have a mind-blowing number of annual days dedicated to particular foods *, but the <strong>Doughnut Days</strong> are the most holy.</p>
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<a rel="external nofollow noreferrer" class="dtext-link dtext-external-link" href="http://scottroberts.org/complete-listing-of-national-food-days/">http://scottroberts.org/complete-listing-of-national-food-days/</a><br>
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</blockquote><p>Note, Most of those food holidays are bogus and are neither recognized nor celebrated. There are several sites that publish fake national holiday and food calendars as a joke.</p><p>Places like IHOP may offer a single or pair of buttermilk pancakes as a side, but a plate like fruit and cream short stack is a full price plate.</p><p>Oddly, waffles are a different story even though they are served the same way and are basically the same dish. A single waffle is usually a full price plate regardless.</p>
Blindga/users/396758tag:danbooru.me,2005:Comment/19725902020-01-04T14:49:16-05:002020-01-04T14:50:06-05:00@Claverhouse on post #3738053 (matou sakura (fate and 1 more) drawn by yuruto)<img src="/cdn_image/preview/ef/69/ef69f16af61b4f6813813a8a97dc3290.jpg"/>
<p>Looks like an American breakfast stack of pancakes; they have them as snacks in restaurants, unlike most countries.</p><p>And their <strong>International</strong> [sic] <strong>House Of Pancakes</strong> [ <strong>IHOP </strong>] sometimes gives them away free on holidays, such as <strong>National Pancake Day</strong> on March 12th --- America has only one pancake day compared to 2 or more <strong>National Doughnut Days</strong>.</p><p>They have a mind-blowing number of annual days dedicated to particular foods *, but the <strong>Doughnut Days</strong> are the most holy.</p><ul><li><a rel="external nofollow noreferrer" class="dtext-link dtext-external-link" href="http://scottroberts.org/complete-listing-of-national-food-days/">http://scottroberts.org/complete-listing-of-national-food-days/</a></li></ul>
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