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" Here in the States, the phrase &amp;quot;Pancake Tuesday&amp;quot; is not one we typically associate with the day before Lent. We do Mardi Gras. And don&amp;#039;t get us wrong; we support it fully. But our European and Canadian friends do things differently, and we&amp;#039;ll take any excuse to eat those fluffy little cakes for dinner. On Shrove Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday, people in the UK, Ireland, Australia, and Canada typically eat pancakes as a nod to tradition, when people made huge feasts to use up as much dairy and fat as possible before the fast. Not only do people eat pancakes, but they have &amp;quot;pancake races.&amp;quot; Even the Royals get into it. So let&amp;#039;s embrace Pancake Day here in America. We suggest you try some of the recipes and tips below: HOW TO...\u2022 Make Pancakes from Scratch\u2022 Make Whiskey, Bacon, Maple Syrup, Coffee Pancakes\u2022 Ramp Up Your Pancake Game in 5 Easy Steps\u2022 Make the Best Diner Pancakes in America\u2022 Make Outrageous Pancakes for the Kids "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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