7 MORE things you should know before dating someone from Doncaster

You need to know how to make these. Every. Day. Of. The. Week.You need to know how to make these. Every. Day. Of. The. Week.
You need to know how to make these. Every. Day. Of. The. Week.
Yes, we've come up with another checklist of things you need to know if you're going to go on a date with a Donny type.

Our original article caused a massive stir - so here's 7 more reasons you might want to consider before taking to the Doncaster dating scene. And remember, its just for fun...

1. The way to their hearts is through their stomachs

If you can't make a decent one of these, you won't get a second date.If you can't make a decent one of these, you won't get a second date.
If you can't make a decent one of these, you won't get a second date.

They say that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. Well, that’s true for men, women and everyone in between here in Donny. When you start seeing someone here, you’d better learn to cook sharpish. Present them with a hearty, homecooked dish (preferably with chips, mushy peas and gravy), and you’ll be in their good books for life.

2. You must learn how to make Yorkshire puddings...

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Did we mention that Donny folk love Yorkies? Well, they do. If you can’t make these things as fluffy and tasty as possible, you might as well not bother. When you start dating someone from Doncaster, they will expect you to know how to make these from scratch. Remember, you’re competing with their mum – who was probably the master of making the perfect pud.

If you missed the original 9 things you need to know, catch up here

They don't call it Yorkshire caviar for nothing. (Photo: Rossination)They don't call it Yorkshire caviar for nothing. (Photo: Rossination)
They don't call it Yorkshire caviar for nothing. (Photo: Rossination)

And, don’t make the mistake of thinking that these things are just a Sunday tradition. As if! If Yorkshire people could eat them every day of the week, they would.

4. They'll take you to 'old man' pubs

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