Original sentence: limey food
Edited sentence: A pikelet is similar to a crumpet, but thinner, without holes and sometimes irregularly shaped.Crumpets alone are bland and generally eaten hot with a topping (usually butter).Crumpets are generally circular though rectangular varieties also exist.However, the meaning of pikelet varies:  in some regions of Britain it traditionally refers to a crumpet (for example the Midlands), muffin or other teacake.In Australia, square crumpets can be purchased from supermarkets, designed to easily fit in a standard toaster.In other British regions, Australia and New Zealand, it refers to a Scotch pancake.Other popular accompaniments include cheese when melted on top of the crumpet, poached egg, jam, Marmite, salt, marmalade, honey, peanut butter, cheese spread, golden syrup, lemon curd, maple syrup and Vegemite.They have a distinctive flat top with many small pores and a resilient, slightly spongy texture, being very porous