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23/08/2006, 2:26 AM
Bully Bull

Buns for sure.Memories of coming home from school with a plate full on the table,:( Im getting sentimental!
23/08/2006, 2:45 AM
osarusan

Bun. Of course. Without question.

Rice Krispie Buns.

Fairy Buns.

Christmas Buns.

Wedding buns.

Birthday buns.

As Marie Antoinette said...."let them eats buns".
23/08/2006, 9:09 AM
BohsPartisan

Right, How many people who said Cake are from the Southside of Dublin?
23/08/2006, 10:25 AM
pete

Quote:

Originally Posted by BohsPartisan

Right, How many people who said Cake are from the Southside of Dublin?

No. Cork Southside though.
23/08/2006, 11:59 AM
DmanDmythDledge

Quote:

Originally Posted by BohsPartisan

Right, How many people who said Cake are from the Southside of Dublin?

I am.
23/08/2006, 12:06 PM
Macy

Quote:

Originally Posted by Longfordian

The great Manc barm/muffin debate shows up on here!

No need for the debate, as it's barm.
23/08/2006, 12:18 PM
liam88

I have never heard of a Rice Krispie 'Bun' before now- it's a cake!!!!!
23/08/2006, 12:19 PM
Shelsman

Both actually.

There is no 'Both' or 'Either' option on this poll! :eek:

I object!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

;)
23/08/2006, 1:06 PM
Schumi

Quote:

Originally Posted by BohsPartisan

Right, How many people who said Cake are from the Southside of Dublin?

Don't know but I said bun and I'm from the Southside.
23/08/2006, 4:06 PM
stann

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Originally Posted by Longfordian

bun is what I've always called it. No point in me changing to your high society ways now.

And you were right to do so sir!
But that's not the point. This is not a 'what did you call it back in the day' debate. This is about there never having been such a thing as a Rice Krispie (Crispie) Cake. Ever!
All those who think there was are suffering from a collective psychosis of worrying proportions.
So now. :p
23/08/2006, 4:22 PM
strangeirish

This Kid voted for buns!:D
23/08/2006, 5:27 PM
SunnySweeney

Cakes,Cakes. (I am astonished at the size of the Bun lobby) I even consulted my Mum on this. She also said my generation were a cheap birthday party -couple of large bottles of 7-up and rice crispy CAKES.

Cork city - if it makes a difference...
23/08/2006, 10:13 PM
anto eile

cake.
24/08/2006, 1:20 AM
osarusan

Just spoke to a scottish friend of mine, who said cakes. What an idiot. But in Scotland, they usually use cornflakes, not rice krispies. Barbarians.
24/08/2006, 9:57 AM
Aberdonian Stu

I've only ever seen Cornflake cakes in Ireland. Agree that the concept of a cornflake version is barbaric but my refined Scottish buddies love their rice krispie cakes.
24/08/2006, 12:08 PM
SligoBrewer

buns..end of
24/08/2006, 1:40 PM
Peadar

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Originally Posted by soccerc

They're 'bleedin' cakes...

If they're "bleedin" then you obviously haven't cooked Snap, Crackle & Pop thoroughly! :D

Always known them as buns and I'm a culchie. :)
You make them in bun cases FFS!
24/08/2006, 6:27 PM
The Stars

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Originally Posted by sligoman

Yes cos Rice Krispies Cakes/Buns was always a daily topic in school:rolleyes: :D.

obviously not or you would have heard of "buns" before....;)
25/08/2006, 12:29 PM
Jon'o

a bun goes hard in the oven, a cake goes soft.... ;)
25/08/2006, 1:09 PM
OwlsFan

Google search

5790 references to Rice Krispie Cake
91 references to Rice Krispie Bun and 2 of those references were on this site.

I'll take my Rice Krispie cake and eat it.

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