| CREPESUZETTE | Pancake of crinkly rubber, zested first in fat, served with endless tea (5,7) |
| INFLIGHT | Most of 2, low in fat, served on plane (2,6) |
| INCUBATE | Keep warm in Caribbean island with endless tea (8) |
| PLAYMATE | Pretend to be mummy with endless tea for companion (8) |
| NITPICKER | Egg's best served with endless butter for fussy type |
| CORNISHPASTY | Savoury pie with crinkly chips on trays (7,5) |
| COSSET | Mollycoddle company of saints by knocking back endless tea (6) |
| CATERER | Provider of food feeding endless tea to guardian (7) |
| CHAPATTI | In Indian cooking, a thin pancake of unleavened bread cooked on a griddle (8) |
| SPRINGROLL | In Chinese cookery, a deep-fried cylindrical pancake of vegetables and meat |
| SAVOYCABBAGE | Crinkly-leaved vegetable |
| ALUMINUMFOIL | Crinkly kitchen wrap |
| CHABLIS | Wine, endless tea and endless happiness (7) |
| CROQUETTE | Potato cake, perhaps, and endless tea after game (9) |
| MOCHA | Coffee or endless tea for the medical officer (5) |
| CHAPATI | Thin pancake of unleavened wholemeal bread cooked on a griddle (7) |
| BLINTZES | Thin, rolled pancakes of Jewish origin, usually filled with fruit or cream cheese (8) |
| ORANGE | Citrus fruit segmented for watercress/rocket salad, juiced for Buck's fizz, zested for shortbread or simmered with sugar for marmalade (6) |
| LATKE | Pancake of grated potato (Jewish) |
| DATED | Old-fashioned father drinking endless tea |
