Sport commentator Ian Abrahams shared his annual Pancake Day tradition on social media and people were horrified by his choice
We’re all for trying new flavours, but this pancake topping has gone way too far.
It’s that time of year when sugar and lemon make their appearance as Pancake Day rolls around. Across Britain, households will be flipping their pancakes for brekkie this morning – an absolute treat.
There’s a world of topping choices out there, so whether you stick with classic sugar and lemon or reach for the Nutella, it’s down to personal taste.
Yet some go for something rather more outlandish – though be warned, it could spark a heated discussion at the table.
One man did exactly that, leaving his mates “disgusted” – with some even suggesting he deserves locking up for it.
Sports commentator Ian Abrahams, nicknamed Moose, posted a snap of his yearly Pancake Day creation on X, formerly Twitter, back in 2019, controversially smothering it in tuna before rolling it up. Yes, you read that correctly – tuna.
Unsurprisingly, people were revolted by his bizarre filling and rushed to comment, though he branded it “delicious” with a grinning emoji. He insisted pancakes and tuna “go well together” to the absolute horror of social media.
One appalled user shot back: “That looks awful! Wouldn’t feed it the dog!” Whilst another said: “Moose you need locking up for this mate,” to which Moose proudly responded: “Have it every year.”
Someone else pleaded: “Please tell me you are joking?” His simple answer: “Nope”. If you’re not keen on replicating Ian’s peculiar pancake, we’ve got a few other ideas you might fancy.
A pancake tutorial video shared by appliance brand Currys went viral on TikTok, leaving viewers utterly gobsmacked with their unconventional method.
Others have taken to the social media platform to test out the hack for themselves, with fantastic results.
The popular video features a pancake enthusiast layering several sheets of baking paper at the bottom of the air fryer basket, before pouring a small dollop of pancake batter on top. The food lover then adds another sheet of paper and repeats the process until the air fryer is filled.
The final product reveals perfectly plump, American-style pancakes sporting a golden hue on top. The pancakes are then piled high into a tantalising stack before being lavishly drizzled with chocolate sauce and sprinkles.