Babbies yed
Description of a Steak pudding (in the north of England) as the dimple at the top is similar to the soft area on a new born babies head.
Chips, babbies yed 'n' gravy.
babby's yed
Also known as a steak and kidney pudding, and is used mainly in Northern England. It is pronounced exactly as it is read, and is phonetic of the way us people from Wigan say 'baby's head.' I suppose some people must think that a steak and kidney pudding must resemble a baby's head. Quite funny really.
"I'll have a babby's yed, chips and gravy please"
babby`s yed flottin
babby`s yed flottin.....a babies head floating.
A steak pudding in a tray with mushy peas smothered in gravy. The staple diet of anyone from Wigan. Taken from the descriptive of what a babies head might look like if it was coming out of a bath full of gravy....a babies head floating
A steak pudding in a tray with mushy peas smothered in gravy. The staple diet of anyone from Wigan. Taken from the descriptive of what a babies head might look like if it was coming out of a bath full of gravy....a babies head floating
(on entering a chippy)
(assistant)..."Wot yavin love?"
(Wiganer)..." I`ll av babby`s yed flottin, wi a barm-cake"
(assistant)..."sauce?"
(Wiganer)..."Aye, brown"
(assistant)..."Wot yavin love?"
(Wiganer)..." I`ll av babby`s yed flottin, wi a barm-cake"
(assistant)..."sauce?"
(Wiganer)..."Aye, brown"