鬆餅





鬆餅可以指：




  • 美式鬆餅（pancake），任何台灣的美式早餐店都能見到的普通鬆餅，在台灣麥當勞也能以50元台幣買到，一般台灣人說的鬆餅就是指這個。


  • 英式鬆餅（scone），又叫司康、英國茶餅，是配合英國下午茶的鬆餅，裡面有大量奶油。


  • 比利時鬆餅（waffle），一種有格子狀表面的餅，又叫做華夫餅。


  • 荷式鬆餅（Stroopwafels），又稱為荷蘭華夫餅。


  • 德式鬆餅（Dutch baby pancakes，German pancake），又稱為荷蘭寶貝鬆餅，是一道從德國傳到荷蘭、再傳到美國的主食兼甜點。

  • 日式鬆餅


  • 瑪芬（muffin）


  • 酥皮（puff pastry），具有千層片狀結構的麵食。



參見


  • 麵餅#鬆餅











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