Pancakes. Sometimes it's hard to express the way you truly feel about them.
Luckily, these famous wordsmiths have already done the work for you:
1.
"'Tis better to have eaten a pancake than never to have eaten a pancake at all."
—Alfred Lord Denny'son
2.
"Shall I compare thee to a perfectly poured pool of pancake batter on a warm griddle?"
—Williyum Cakespeare
3.
"We pancaked with a pancake that was more than a pancake." —Edgar Allen Poached Egg
4.
"Where there is a perfect pancake flip, there is life."
—Mahoatmeal Ghandi
5.
"Who, with pancakes, is poor?"
—Oscroissant Wilde
6.
"Fortune and pancakes favor the brave." —Eggs Ovid Easy
7.
"There is no remedy for pancakes but to pancake more." —Henry David Chorizeau
8.
"Pancakes don't make the world go 'round. Pancakes are what makes the ride worthwhile." —Frankfurterlin P. Jones
9.
"All you need is pancakes. Pancakes are all you need." —John Lennonfat Yogurt
10.
"At the touch of pancakes, everyone becomes a poet." —Plato' Hash Browns
11.
"And in the end, the pancake you take is equal to the pancake you make." —The Meatles
