Published 2014
The name pikelet, which only appeared in print at the end of the 18th century, is thought to have come from a W. Midlands corruption of the Welsh term bara pyglyd, ‘pitchy bread’, breadcakes formed from a leavened batter of flour and milk and baked on the griddle.
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