IronEddie:
Never heard it called a pikelet until I moved to Birmingham. Thought it a black country term.Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk
It ay called a pikelet round ere (Dudley).
I’ve always known them as crumpets, mother in law always called them pikelets though, she was a brummie.
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El Deano:
IronEddie:
Never heard it called a pikelet until I moved to Birmingham. Thought it a black country term.Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk
It ay called a pikelet round ere (Dudley).
I’ve always known them as crumpets, mother in law always called them pikelets though, she was a brummie.
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My wife is from lower Gornal and having asked she’s not heard of them as pikelets either. So I’m probably mistaken. A brummie of Irish decent I work with always calls them pikelets.
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Definitely Pikelets in the West Midlands…although the term could also describe the young offspring of the “tarmac yer drive sorr !!!” fraternity 
I always thought pikelets were a little thinner than crumpets - both yummy though 
El Deano:
Cob for bread roll.
Crumpet for the thing with holes.Sent from my SM-G903F using Tapatalk
Breadcake or scuffler = the thing you put bacon in.
crumpet = crumpet
■■■■■■■ = pork pie
Ginnel = a footpath in between 2 houses.