Got to be honest Greeno, I’ve never had one before. I did see a review with Big Eddie Hall have errrr a few these! Top video Greeno and I hope your journey was ok my friend….Smithy
@@theabandonedhunter3604 he’s a Stoke lad isn’t he? He’s gonna be well versed in the joys of an oatcake, and I have seen he’s got a bit of an appetite when he gets going 🤣
I live in Stoke. Stokie born and bred. Generations bought up here in Stoke on these things of beauty 🙂Oatcakes are heaven in a food. Sausage with cheese and brown sauce is my fave. Also partisl to Bacon and tomato. Pikelets (plain version)are good too. Thicker version of Oatcakes . One of the best vids about Oatcakes I've seen. You did us and our Oatcakes justice 🙂👍
They are yummo. I make my own over here in victoria australia. Started with my mum making them. She had to get my gran to send her the recipe just over sixty years ago. Now I've been making them 45 years. Always make just over 70 oatcakes. Even with that amount they don't last long. I love them with bacon and egg or just tasty cheese.
Hi, Greeno. Nice video! I'm not from Stoke, either, but totally agree that Staffordshire oatcakes are delicious! I don't know why they're not available right across the country. Anyway, if you want to make your own when you're not near Stoke, the Teesside Chef has a video recipe on here. Oatmeal is more traditional than the whizzed up rolled oats he uses, but I know his method does work because that's what my dad used to do when he lived abroad and couldn't get oatmeal.
@@GreenoEats It was called "hole in the wall" oatcakes, just off Wellington Rd in Stoke. Someone has opened a place in Fenton in Stoke using their recipe. Also using the name "Hole in the wall"
My Great Grandparents were confectioners and bakers and ran their own bakers/confectionary shop. They made all the toffees, lardy cakes, oatcakes, fudge etc etc. My Nanna scaled down the recipes for home consumption and oatcakes were a regular
Another great video, as always. I have found a recipe for the oatcakes so will try making them soon. I have a Japanese omelette pan (the square one with a flat bottom) so will make square oatcakes. I will then put a cream cheese filling in them and lay them in a lasagne dish, cover with a tomato sauce and a bit of grated cheese and put in the oven. Like stuffed pancakes but with oatcakes instead.
Please consider reviewing 'The Little Greek'. It seems to have an outside seating area which is ideal for vlogging especially with the nice weather. Cheers Bro My favourites any kebabs, meatballs, dips - meze
They sell these in my local supermarket (Lancashire ) and do have North Staffordshire Oatcakes written on the packaging , just over a quid for half a dozen. Watching the calories so love mine really simple for breakfast warmed through on a cast-iron skillet with some runny honey on then rolled 😋
The supermarket ones called staffordshire oatcakes are thick, rubbery and vile. Poveys now supply to some supermarkets but they're not as good as the original,.....factory made and thicker. If you want Staffo4dshire oatcakes go to a shop that makes them. Thin and brown.
@@geebee6737 Nooooooo. As a Stokie, Mass produced Staffordshire oatcakes are the pits. Thick and tasteless. Even my local oatcakes shop has started to mass produce for shops and they're not the same. Too thick. Reel Staffordshire oatcakes are, thin and brown and tasty.
They are the best sausage ever Longton market sell them we just buy the full box 👍 Don’t forget wrights pies as well another stokie tradition I’m now living in Dorset 👍
There a Hairy Bikers recipe for them which says about using a fine oatmeal… this could be achieved by whacking some (unsweetened) porridge oats in a food processor and whizzing until you get them really fine. www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/staffordshireoatcake_92371
Greetings from a Stokie - I live about 3 miles from that shop - JB are some of the best - but never say Like a Pancake! oth erwise the locals will drown you in Lobby (Have you Tried that?) Also next time your in Stoke try the Pikelets - incredible dripping in real butter Cheers Paul
Ha ha, I had to explain it being like a pancake for all the heathens who have never had them though right 😉 I don’t think I have had lobby, it’s basically a stew bulked up with pearl barley isn’t it, sounds like it would be good!
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Happy Friday folks - time for a bit of a regional speciality on my way back to Dorset after my time in Blackpool !
Have you ever tried these oatcakes? If not then you have to try and track them down, they're blooming delicious !
Is Black pool near wales mate? Just a canadrep fan.
It's north of Wales, on the North West coast of England
Got to be honest Greeno, I’ve never had one before. I did see a review with Big Eddie Hall have errrr a few these! Top video Greeno and I hope your journey was ok my friend….Smithy
@@theabandonedhunter3604 he’s a Stoke lad isn’t he? He’s gonna be well versed in the joys of an oatcake, and I have seen he’s got a bit of an appetite when he gets going 🤣
I live in Stoke. Stokie born and bred. Generations bought up here in Stoke on these things of beauty 🙂Oatcakes are heaven in a food. Sausage with cheese and brown sauce is my fave. Also partisl to Bacon and tomato. Pikelets (plain version)are good too. Thicker version of Oatcakes . One of the best vids about Oatcakes I've seen. You did us and our Oatcakes justice 🙂👍
Glad you enjoyed the video, and that you think I did your local delicacy justice - I love the blooming things!
They are yummo. I make my own over here in victoria australia. Started with my mum making them. She had to get my gran to send her the recipe just over sixty years ago. Now I've been making them 45 years. Always make just over 70 oatcakes. Even with that amount they don't last long. I love them with bacon and egg or just tasty cheese.
Wow, Staffordshire Oatcakes have gone global, good on you!!
My go to Oatcakes shop, 5 mins from home. Two sausage and cheese ! 👍
It was a rare treat for a Southerner, really hard to get Oatcakes down here!!
Hi, Greeno. Nice video! I'm not from Stoke, either, but totally agree that Staffordshire oatcakes are delicious! I don't know why they're not available right across the country. Anyway, if you want to make your own when you're not near Stoke, the Teesside Chef has a video recipe on here. Oatmeal is more traditional than the whizzed up rolled oats he uses, but I know his method does work because that's what my dad used to do when he lived abroad and couldn't get oatmeal.
I’ll check that out, thanks 🙂
That oatcake shop was called ..the whole in the wall brill it was
Yes, that’s it! Brilliant little place!
I've been to the window on a terraced house used to get them when I delivered in stoke
I used to love that place, like someone cooking them up in their front room!
@@GreenoEats It was called "hole in the wall" oatcakes, just off Wellington Rd in Stoke. Someone has opened a place in Fenton in Stoke using their recipe. Also using the name "Hole in the wall"
My Great Grandparents were confectioners and bakers and ran their own bakers/confectionary shop. They made all the toffees, lardy cakes, oatcakes, fudge etc etc. My Nanna scaled down the recipes for home consumption and oatcakes were a regular
Ooh, I bet you used to love going round to Nanna’s house as a kid, sounds like it was full of treats 🙂
@@GreenoEats That lardy cake was heaven
Thanks for the name check and yes there are still a dozen in the freezer
Ha ha, I knew it ! I got little'un into them now, she was VERY impressed with a sausage and cheese one :-)
My friends dad used to make them before travelling to Stoke home games, bacon and brown sauce, lovely
Cracking aren't they, can't believe they're not more popular elsewhere in the country!!
Sounds absolutely delish, reminds me of galettes from north france, we always had them with cheese and apples, sooooo good.
Yes, they also reminded me of galettes, I always get those if I am walking around the markets of Brittany 🙂
Oatcakes are the best
They’re great!
Another great video, as always.
I have found a recipe for the oatcakes so will try making them soon.
I have a Japanese omelette pan (the square one with a flat bottom) so will make square oatcakes. I will then put a cream cheese filling in them and lay them in a lasagne dish, cover with a tomato sauce and a bit of grated cheese and put in the oven. Like stuffed pancakes but with oatcakes instead.
Thanks for the kind words. Your recipe sounds really interesting, you’ll have to let me know how it turns out 🙂
Never had a North Staffordshire oatcake, however last time I was in St Malo I did have quite a few galettes!
fairly similar kind of thing mate - but that's good right?
Please consider reviewing 'The Little Greek'.
It seems to have an outside seating area which is ideal for vlogging especially with the nice weather.
Cheers Bro
My favourites any kebabs, meatballs, dips - meze
The Little Greek huh, sounds like my kind of things, where is it located?
They sell these in my local supermarket (Lancashire ) and do have North Staffordshire Oatcakes written on the packaging , just over a quid for half a dozen.
Watching the calories so love mine really simple for breakfast warmed through on a cast-iron skillet with some runny honey on then rolled 😋
Sounds like a good breakfast!
The supermarket ones called staffordshire oatcakes are thick, rubbery and vile. Poveys now supply to some supermarkets but they're not as good as the original,.....factory made and thicker. If you want Staffo4dshire oatcakes go to a shop that makes them. Thin and brown.
@@geebee6737 Nooooooo. As a Stokie, Mass produced Staffordshire oatcakes are the pits. Thick and tasteless. Even my local oatcakes shop has started to mass produce for shops and they're not the same. Too thick. Reel Staffordshire oatcakes are, thin and brown and tasty.
I'm sure it all comes out in the wash Pete!
I've seen enough episodes of CSI to know not everything comes out in the wash !
As an ex stokie myself you should have bought some blakeman sausage as well to take home 👍
Ooh I have not heard of them, good are they??
They are the best sausage ever
Longton market sell them we just buy the full box 👍
Don’t forget wrights pies as well
another stokie tradition
I’m now living in Dorset 👍
Are the oats quite coarse or like flour? Oat flour is £4.00a bag and very fine. Guessing you could just whizz up some porridge oats and use that?
There a Hairy Bikers recipe for them which says about using a fine oatmeal… this could be achieved by whacking some (unsweetened) porridge oats in a food processor and whizzing until you get them really fine. www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/staffordshireoatcake_92371
I'm glad you thought it was oakcake and i guess you liked being close to the grain?!
To be honest I thought my review might fall flat, maybe be a bit cheesy…
@@GreenoEats Oh gouda that was brie-illiant!
Greetings from a Stokie - I live about 3 miles from that shop - JB are some of the best - but never say Like a Pancake! oth erwise the locals will drown you in Lobby (Have you Tried that?) Also next time your in Stoke try the Pikelets - incredible dripping in real butter Cheers Paul
Ha ha, I had to explain it being like a pancake for all the heathens who have never had them though right 😉 I don’t think I have had lobby, it’s basically a stew bulked up with pearl barley isn’t it, sounds like it would be good!
Jaysis Greeno your camera work is 💩 crap! We don’t have anything like that over here 😡 rock on buddy👍
I know I am no Steven Spielberg, but blimey, is it that bad ?😂😂😂
8 or 10 oatcake shops.not.more like 20 to 30.i have every week from bucknall or burslem
Is that so? I wish we had even just 1 down here in Dorset, I would keep them in business!
Yes. Go to a proper shop!!!!!
I loved this place
Crying shame it wasn’t butchers sausage.
Certainly would have been good, but cheap and cheerful food sometimes means cheap and cheerful ingredients. Was still very tasty though 🙂
Very overrated, tried them once Yuk.
Really? Oh I have to disagree, I think they're great :-)
They sell them in most of the supermarkets here in Northwich Cheshire. They are yummy with fried mushrooms and cheese
I suppose you're just about close enough there to be able to get them. No chance here in Dorset 🤣
You can get them in Sainsbury’s at Castlepoint
@@PaulaSimpson-ph7pv really? I might have to nip in there sometime!