Hahaha it’s jelly
I would totes know
If you wanna come live in ingurland, then you gotta see the light darling!
Jelly vs jam
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If you wanna come live in ingurland, then you gotta see the light darling!
Haha... Jen, we could make bank selling jelly to Europe.Hahaha it’s jelly
I would totes know
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Oh shit Vegemite... I made the hugest mistake when I put a shit ton of that on toast for the first time.
Never again.
I would take jam over jelly any day.
But Jello is a dessert snack. It doesn't even belong in bread. Haha. Well. Unless that bread is actually cake.
MmMmMmMmMm Jello cake. So good.
But Jello is a dessert snack. It doesn't even belong in bread. Haha. Well. Unless that bread is actually cake.
MmMmMmMmMm Jello cake. So good.
If you wanna come live in ingurland, then you gotta see the light darling!
LOLLLLL! XD
Wowwww lets take a step back before introducing Australian culture here. We need to lay down some principles first:
The ‘english’ language is actually English in origin believe it or not. Therefore, we get to name things how we see fit. The clues in the name!
Vegemite! Wtf is this abomination we are talking about. Please please please tell me you muricans actually know what mayonnaise actually is! I need pictures please
The ‘english’ language is actually English in origin believe it or not. Therefore, we get to name things how we see fit. The clues in the name!
Vegemite! Wtf is this abomination we are talking about. Please please please tell me you muricans actually know what mayonnaise actually is! I need pictures please
The Difference Between Jelly and Jello
While our Cultural Difference topics are typically more serious, this is a topic that I have heard mentioned over and over again. American find it difficult to explain the difference between Jelly and Jello. From what I have learned, Jello is known as Jelly and there is no Jelly. Since a common spread in America is Jelly, I thought it would be helpful to show the difference.
Jello is a dessert. It is fruit flavored, clear and it jiggles when you touch it. Some like to eat it plain, some with fruit inside and some top it with whip cream. You can buy it, usually in the diary section, premaid or you can make your own with an easy recipe and powdered ingredients from the Jello company; found in the baking section.
Jelly is a spread for bagles, toast or crakers and is usually accompanied with peanut butter or cream cheese. It is made from fruit, but has a creamier consistency so you can spread it easily. In most supermarkets I have been in, there is a sign on the isle for peanut butter/jelly. Jelly can be made from many different types of fruit, but children usually prefer grape or strawberry.
It is also important to note that there are similar products to Jelly: Jam and Preserves. The easiest way to explain the difference is to say that Jelly does not have any chunks of fruit, Jam has chopped pieces of fruit and Preserves have chunks of fruit.
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While our Cultural Difference topics are typically more serious, this is a topic that I have heard mentioned over and over again. American find it difficult to explain the difference between Jelly and Jello. From what I have learned, Jello is known as Jelly and there is no Jelly. Since a common spread in America is Jelly, I thought it would be helpful to show the difference.
Jello is a dessert. It is fruit flavored, clear and it jiggles when you touch it. Some like to eat it plain, some with fruit inside and some top it with whip cream. You can buy it, usually in the diary section, premaid or you can make your own with an easy recipe and powdered ingredients from the Jello company; found in the baking section.
Jelly is a spread for bagles, toast or crakers and is usually accompanied with peanut butter or cream cheese. It is made from fruit, but has a creamier consistency so you can spread it easily. In most supermarkets I have been in, there is a sign on the isle for peanut butter/jelly. Jelly can be made from many different types of fruit, but children usually prefer grape or strawberry.
It is also important to note that there are similar products to Jelly: Jam and Preserves. The easiest way to explain the difference is to say that Jelly does not have any chunks of fruit, Jam has chopped pieces of fruit and Preserves have chunks of fruit.
Copied from : https://www.goaupair.com/au-pairs/difference-jelly-jello/
Mayonnaise is American life, yo.Wowwww lets take a step back before introducing Australian culture here. We need to lay down some principles first:
The ‘english’ language is actually English in origin believe it or not. Therefore, we get to name things how we see fit. The clues in the name!
Vegemite! Wtf is this abomination we are talking about. Please please please tell me you muricans actually know what mayonnaise actually is! I need pictures please
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This whole argument is obsolete because preserves is the right answer
Whoa, whoa, whoa, there... you have any horses to hold there daddy-o?Therefore, we get to name things how we see fit. The clues in the name!
Your jam = posh jam
This is mayonnaise:
Thank god...
This is mayonnaise:
Thank god...
Jelly is a barely spreadable fruit crap
Jam is an easily spreadable fruit crap with more fruit than jelly
Preserves is an equally (to jam) spreadable fruit crap with bigger chunks of fruit
Jello is not spreadable. It is crap. Unless it's in cake.
Jam is an easily spreadable fruit crap with more fruit than jelly
Preserves is an equally (to jam) spreadable fruit crap with bigger chunks of fruit
Jello is not spreadable. It is crap. Unless it's in cake.
Damn.Hahaha idk man, jelly does have a good ring to it
I thought you were on our side over here. Lol.