Mike Cledford
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Didn't your neighbour darn sarf realise that kids get hungry and need some sort of food no matter what it is called?You guys 'only' have to worry about is it a Muffin or a Barm-cake. I have always said Barm-cake.
Try living down here people dont even know what a butty is ! Let allowed a barm-cake. I have to remember to say sandwich !.
When we first moved down saff in the 60' mum and dad left me with a neighbour for the day. I was about 6 when my parents came back about 4ish they asked me what I had in my butty. I said i didnt have one, Why ? I kept asking for a butty but the neighbour wont make me one. My parents went round to ask her why they hadnt fed me, turns out the neighbour couldnt understand my 6 yr old manc accent and didnt know what a butty was !
For years at easter when visiting grandparents in Burnage, when leaving our parents would load the car up with barm-cake and vimto as you couldnt buy those in kent. You still cant get a proper eccles cake down here , but that's another thread lol
I was a Hollands Pie courier for someone in London once and an occasional Park Drive supplier in Germany. Not to mention passing on the Football Pink with bits of family news written by my mum in the margins. She would have said that famous Manchester saying 'ITS A BARM'!