Flapjack Collection

Vought V-173 Flying Pancake
The Vought V-173 Flying Pancake Unusual Design Also Known As the Flying Flapjack Flying Towards the Coastline During a Test-Flight Date: 1942

Vought XF5U-1 Flying Pancake
Vought Xf5U-1 Flying Pancake Unusual Design Parked Flying Flapjack Date: 1948

Butter Melting on a Stack of Pancakes, 1935 (screen print)
2622277 Butter Melting on a Stack of Pancakes, 1935 (screen print) by American School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Vintage illustration of butter melting on a stack of pancakes)

Seed and dried fruit bars, close-up

Stack of freshly baked oat and raisin flapjacks on chopping board

Flapjacks on napkin

Using small kitchen knife to cut oatmeal flapjacks

Cherry flapjacks with chocolate icing in a baking tray, and a single slice on a cake knife

Girls hand cutting baked flapjacks into slices

Flapjacks, brownies and biscuits, view from above

Child placing flapjacks on wire rack to cool

Flapjacks being dipped into melted chocolate and placed onto cooling rack

Flapjacks on blue plate and on blue floral pattern tablecloth

Flapjacks on cooling tray

Stack of flapjacks made with oats and dried fruit, on a plate

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"Flapjack: From Flying Pancakes to Delicious Treats" In the world of aviation, the Vought XF5U-1 Flying Pancake and Vought V-173 Flying Pancake were revolutionary aircraft designs that defied convention. These unique planes resembled their namesake, with a flat circular body resembling a stack of pancakes soaring through the skies. But let's shift our focus from the skies to something equally delightful - flapjacks. Just like butter melting on a stack of pancakes, these scrumptious treats have been satisfying cravings since 1935. A vintage screen print from that era captures the essence of this mouthwatering delight. Traveling back in time, we find ourselves flipping through pages from an Army and Navy Stores Catalogue dating back to 1939-40. Litho prints showcase various flapjack recipes, enticing us with their simplicity yet irresistible appeal. Seed and dried fruit bars take center stage in one close-up shot, showcasing their wholesome goodness. Fast forward to today, where stacks of freshly baked oat and raisin flapjacks rest upon a chopping board. The aroma fills the air as we admire their golden-brown perfection. Placed delicately on a napkin or cut using a small kitchen knife, these treats are ready for indulgence. For those seeking decadence beyond traditional flavors, cherry flapjacks with chocolate icing steal the show. Arranged in a baking tray or sliced gracefully on a cake knife – they are truly irresistible. The artistry involved in creating these delights is not lost either; we witness skilled hands cutting baked flapjacks into perfect slices. And when combined with brownies and biscuits viewed from above – it becomes an ensemble fit for any sweet tooth's dream. Whether you appreciate aviation history or simply crave delicious treats, "flapjack" encompasses both worlds effortlessly - from pioneering flying machines to delectable homemade goodies enjoyed by all ages throughout time. So, grab a slice and savor the magic of flapjacks.