A pancake riddle is:
Q: What did the young pancake say to the old burnt pancake?
A: I don’t like your flip side.
The joke was posted on Twitter on August 22, 2009.
Twitter
Chefstack
@chefstack
JOKE: What did the young pancake say to the old burnt pancake? I don’t like your flip side http://tr.im/wPIS
2:00 PM - 22 Aug 2009
Twitter
Stefan Ottenbrite
@Shakes1
What did the young pancake say to the old burnt pancake?
I don’t like your flip side. - Pancake Tuesday March 8th 2011 (very late)
6:58 PM - 6 Mar 2011
RedAndNater.com
Pancake Appreciation
What did the young pancake say to the old burnt pancake?
I don’t like your flip side.
Fluffy pancakes, Jun 6, 2015
Twitter
Bill’s
@BillsRestaurant
What did the young pancake say to the old burnt pancake? I don’t like your flip side.
#AnnualPancakeParty #PancakeDay
2:36 AM - 9 Feb 2016
MyTownTutors
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The funniest Pancake Day jokes!
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2. What did the young pancake say to the old burnt pancake? I don’t like your flip side.
Metro.co.uk
Pancake puns are coming in their shroves – here are the best funny pancake jokes
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Tuesday 28 Feb 2017 9:33 am
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What did the young pancake say to the old burnt pancake? I don’t like your flip side.
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