
Socca, France and Italy: Made with chickpea flour, socca, also known as farinata, is a a street food favorite in cities like Nice.

Blinis, Russia: These traditional Russian pancakes usually made from wheat or buckwheat flour are perfect for breakfast.

Hemp protein pancakes, Switzerland: These gluten-free pancakes from Michelin-starred chef Sven Wassmer contain hemp protein rather than flour.

Fluffy pancakes, Japan: These popular souffle-style Japanese treats are created by using egg whites in a meringue, which is added to the batter.

Scallions pancakes, China: Made from dough, rather than batter, scallion pancakes have a crispy, flaky and chewy texture.

Crepes, France: These ultra-thin pancakes date back to the 13th century and can be served with sweet or savory.

Buttermilk pancakes, USA: Thick and fluffy and soaked in maple syrup, few pancakes can compete with the decadence of a classic stack of American pancakes.

Latkes, Israel: This Ashkenazi Jewish cuisine dish made from potato is often served during the Jewish festival of Hanukkah.

Masala Dosa, India: This popular South Indian breakfast dish is whipped up from a batter of fermented rice and lentils.

Sugar and lemon pancakes, England: Traditional English pancakes are about as far away from the maple syrup-covered stacks beloved in the US as it gets.

Pancakes with Peking duck, China: A Chinese cuisine staple, the gossamer-thin translucent flour pancakes used to wrap slow-cooked Peking duck are irresistible.

IInjera, Ethiopia: A much-loved Ethiopian staple, this spongy creation made from teff flour may technically be a flatbread, but it ticks our pancake boxes.

Galettes, Brittany, France: Made with buckwheat flour that's folded into squares, galettes are a wonderfully delicious take on pancakes.

Dutch baby pancakes, Netherlands: These unusually named, puffy pancakes are baked in metal pans in the oven. Over in the US, they're often topped with butter, sugar and a squeeze of lemon once cooked.

Pikelets, Australia: Not to be confused with a British dish of the same name, these mini Australian pancakes are traditionally topped with sugar, cream and fresh strawberries -- or strawberry jelly.

Kimchi pancakes, Korea: The Korean side dish of fermented vegetables is much-loved in Korea along with the rest of the world.

Cachapas, Venezuela: This traditional, fabulously thin Venezuelan dish is made with corn, cheese and butter.


