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Potato Scones

Gordon · 2003-01-01 09:19:10

Anyone see them nowadays? They may be called potato cakes, they are quarter-circular and look a little like pancakes - with a panckae feel about them. They are just gorgeous in an unhealthy fry up (fried). mmm Has anyone seen them around south Dublin centre?

01-01-2003 9:19am

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Anyone see them nowadays? They may be called potato cakes, they are quarter-circular and look a little like pancakes - with a panckae feel about them. They are just gorgeous in an unhealthy fry up (fried). mmm

Has anyone seen them around south Dublin centre?

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#2 01-01-2003 12:15pm

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If I'm thinking of the same things as you then you can buy them in most supermarkets. My Dad buys them every week in Superquinn.. can't get enough of them.

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#3 05-01-2003 7:25pm

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You can get these in a lot of suburban Spars and Centras as well - 'Jenning Potato Cakes' I think. Nice for brekkie.

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