pikelet

noun
UK /ˈpaɪklət/
US /ˈpaɪklət/

A pikelet is a small, round, flat cake that you cook in a pan and eat with butter or jam.

For breakfast, Grandma made a stack of warm pikelets and spread them with strawberry jam.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A thin, flat bread or roll, especially in some regional British dialects.

The bakery sold fresh pikelets alongside its loaves of bread.

3. A small round cake made from a yeasted batter, often served toasted.

He toasted a pikelet and topped it with melted cheese.

4. In Australian and New Zealand usage, a small pancake-like drop scone served with jam and cream.

The café served pikelets with whipped cream and raspberry jam for morning tea.