oatcake

• “There I was hospitably entertained, and a supper of milk and goat's flesh with a kind of oatcake was set before me, of which I ate heartily.”

  Erewhon; or, Over the range

• “All descriptions of linen, except the "oatcake" and "sailcloth," can be embroidered in the hand.”

  Handbook of Embroidery

• “a supper of milk and goat's flesh with a kind of oatcake was set before me, of which I ate heartily.”

  Erewhon

• “There I was hospitably entertained, and a supper of milk and goat’s flesh with a kind of oatcake was set before me, of which I ate heartily.”

  Erewhon

• “Quite different from its crisp Scottish cousin, the Staffordshire oatcake is more like a dense pancake made from batter containing three types of flour and, of course, oats.”

  The Guardian: Insider's guide to the best British food, and where to find it

• “The MidlandsStaffordshire oatcakesA true regional British treasure, the oatcake, or "oat flannel" as it is sometimes called, fuelled generations of workers in the Potteries.”

  The Guardian: Insider's guide to the best British food, and where to find it

• “The bosses = those who were last on the frontline in 1900 and oatcake.”

  Will The Real Inspector Gadget Please Stand Up! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

• “Jenny, blooming in blue silk, and Mrs. Crook, starched in white linen, flitted back and forth between kitchen and parlor, overseeing the two maidservants, who staggered to and fro under enormous platters of oatcake, fruitcake, "crumbly," and other sweets.”

  Fictionaut: Sick Cycle Carousel

• “May I never taste oatcake or whisky again!' said Lachlan impetuously, 'but I wish to see the beast, if there's one in it, and, the sooner the better.”

  Archive 2007-12-01

• “In Wales and Scotland, an oatcake was divided into equal parts and one piece blackened.”

  Archive 2009-05-01

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