OK, so this will be my daughter’s 1st pancake day. Technically it’s her second I suppose, but as she wasn’t eating “real” food last year, I’m not counting it. When I was growing up, the condiment of choice for pancake day was fresh squeezed orange juice and sugar. My wife grew up with lemon juice and sugar. What did you grow up with? Also is shrove tuesday UK-centric, or is it more widespread?
Lemon juice and sugar, that’s how it’s done in my house!
Lemon juice and sugar for me. Although one year I made savory pancakes too, with a spicy minced beef filling.
Smoked salmon, butter and sour cream.
I have no idea how widespread Pancake Day is. I don’t think we have it here (Holland), since we have Carnival to live it up before Lent.
In this house, jam and molasses and sugar are the regular toppings for pancakes.
That reminds me of the ones my Mum used to buy. I can’t remember the brand, but they were the ones that had one granule of mince meat in them, and they were an orange colour. There was more meat on a butcher’s pencil.
Findus Crispy Pancakes, the cheese ones were filled with a liquid centre and a lot of hot air!
Lemon juice and sugar here too.
Although my savoury pancakes involved adding Southern Comfort to the batter just before cooking.
Lemon juice and sugar for some.
Golden syrup for some more.
Chopped, lightly cooked apple and cinnamon for a few more.
Ice cream and… well, anything I can raid from the cupboards from that point onwards, until the pancakes run out.
It’s Paczki Day here! Mmm, fresh strawberry-filled and powdered sugar-topped… drools
My parents favoured lemon juice and sugar.
However, lemon went onto my list of foods to loathe, so I was allowed to substitute orange juice.
I do not / can not cook, so I miss Shrove Tuesday.
Easter and Lent seem to have caught me by surprise this year, it feels a bit too early for some reason.
My little girl has a tummy bug, so I doubt pancakes would go down too well at the moment sadly.
Maple syrup! A little peanut butter too, if I’m feeling extravagant.
Pancake day? Oh, another day for Shrove Tuesday, got it. Which I always thought was the same as Fat Tuesday, but for some reason there’s two distinct entries in Wikipedia. Huh.
But anyway, I had no idea this was a traditional day of eating “pancakes” (which are apparently really thick crepes). Learn something new all the time.
Meanwhile, I’ll stick with my traditional American pancakes and real 100% maple syrup, thank you. Mmmmm, maple …
Tell me about putting lemon juice and sugar on pancakes. All I’ve ever had is butter & syrup - maybe it’s time for something different. 
Pancake Tuesday here. I’ve never heard it called Pancake Day before (small difference I know). Don’t forget your pancakes on jiff lemon day as the advert used to say. Sugar and lemon. If I’m feeling indulgent, icecream and nutella.
The pancakes aren’t the same as the North American pancakes… they’re thin and crepe-like (but thicker than crepes). You just squeeze on the juice and then sprinkle on the granulated sugar, then roll the pancake up and eat it.
How are British and Irish pancakes different than American pancakes?
StG
Maybe I’m wrong but I don’t think they are different.
Ooops. I might be wrong on that:
There’s some information about it in the wiki link to Pancake Day.
Edit: Wiki entry on pancakes seems to compare the different types of pancakes quite well.
Edit edit: Darn you, An Gadaí, for editing your entry while I’m editing my entry! 