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"Brunch" was first used in print in 1895, and is the first application of "portmanteau" to a word not invented by Lewis Carroll.
— Jul 12, 2020 02:30PM
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Postum sounds blah, but I will never know, as it has been discontinued.
Cola Cao is the new Postum, only worse because it makes your kids both overstimulated and fat.
Parents are suckers for marketing.
— Oct 26, 2017 03:44PM
Cola Cao is the new Postum, only worse because it makes your kids both overstimulated and fat.
Parents are suckers for marketing.
Mir
is on page 80 of 232
Grits are made from corn, dumbass. The question "white or wheat" refers to choice of toast.
Furthermore, hominy is not simply a synonym for maize.
I don't care if you're British, author: if you're going to write about food you need to at least make the minimal effort of googling unfamiliar terms.
— Oct 25, 2017 04:51PM
Furthermore, hominy is not simply a synonym for maize.
I don't care if you're British, author: if you're going to write about food you need to at least make the minimal effort of googling unfamiliar terms.
Mir
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Apparently the names of meals and what is served at each is a question of long standing and does not only apply to the Anglophone confusions regarding dinner and tea.
— Oct 25, 2017 04:26PM
Mir
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these are the kind of biscuits that soak up gravy, and I have never known biscuits to do that
Way to be insular, British author. If you're reading an American novel (this is in reference to Grapes of Wrath) obviously "biscuit" does not mean "boring-cookie-like-disk".
Furthermore, I'm pretty sure a biscuit/cookie would soak up gravy if you left it long enough.
— Oct 25, 2017 09:24AM
Way to be insular, British author. If you're reading an American novel (this is in reference to Grapes of Wrath) obviously "biscuit" does not mean "boring-cookie-like-disk".
Furthermore, I'm pretty sure a biscuit/cookie would soak up gravy if you left it long enough.

