National Pancake Day in 2021

Shrove Tuesday today, the day when medieval Suffolkers should confess and be 'shriven', absolved of sins, as shown here on the 15c font at Westhall, Suffolk. An angel, centre, guards the parishioner receiving absolution while a disgruntled horned devil sneaks away on the right. https://t.co/d1fUrfWzhd

— Simon Knott (@last_of_england) February 16, 2021

Pancake day! I’m not the best at making these but I am enjoying them all the same. As long as they taste good, right? #PancakeDay https://t.co/2IutL769a8

— Lauren Danger Adventure Ranger (@laurendanger) February 16, 2021

"What, no pancakes for Shrove Tuesday?" Today is Shrove Tuesday, or Pancake Tuesday as some call it. In 1943, during the Second World War no pancakes was likely. Eggs were scarce, butter rationed and maple syrup hard to get. Headline from 8 Mar 1943 #Lethbridge Herald. https://t.co/GuxrwXe2fh

— LethHist Society (@LethHistSociety) February 16, 2021

Breakfast today... Pancakes! Why... because it's Shrove Tuesday! Hope everyone has a great day! https://t.co/emfyu1MzEm

— LauraThibert (@LauraThibert) February 16, 2021

PANCAKE DAY. https://t.co/jcF2WvI9y2

— Ingrid (@Ingrid_Blythe) February 17, 2021

🥞Happy Pancake day #PancakeDay #PancakeDay2021 https://t.co/vQEwrOumh6

— Wessex ACPIN (@ACPIN_Wessex) February 16, 2021

It’s national Pancake Day, have you wished well wishes to @Dustinpenner25 today? https://t.co/xvUiLNWJO5

— MapleWicket (@MapleWicket) February 17, 2021