In the UK, 'flapjack' refers to a sweet, chewy oat square, distinctly different from a pancake.

UK Snack

Don't confuse UK flapjacks with pancakes when in a British context; they are quite different foods.

Not Pancakes

In the UK, flapjacks can include various added ingredients, like nuts or chocolate chips.

In the US and Canada, 'flapjack' means a type of pancake often served for breakfast.

Flapjacks in North America are typically served with a variety of toppings, like syrup or fruit.

Flapjacks are often stacked and eaten several at a time, not just one like a crepe.