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Lemon and sugar - A timeless classic
Nutella - For those with a with a sweet tooth
Fresh fruit and cream - A lighter, refreshing option
Maple syrup and bacon - Bringing the American touch
Bananas and chocolate chips - Tried and tested
Jam - an Irish staple
Other - Let us know in the comments!
No pancakes for me, thanks!
Pancake Tuesday has arrived and households across Ireland are firing up the frying pans for one of the tastiest traditions of the year.
Whether you prefer a classic drizzle of lemon and sugar, a generous spread of Nutella, or something a little more adventurous, everyone has their go-to topping for the big day.
Pancake Tuesday, or Shrove Tuesday, is a long-standing tradition in Ireland marking the last indulgence before the beginning of Lent.
When it comes to toppings, Irish people are divided. Some stick to tradition, while others go all out with extravagant combinations.
So, we want to know what's your Pancake Tuesday topping? Take our poll above and see if your favourite is Ireland's top choice!
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