What is Jelly?

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missy2014

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Thats a bad chart and its late but maybe you get the drift?
 
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Richie_2uk

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#42
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Miri said:
Is it what we Brits call Jam as in the image below?

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Just wondering because this is what we think of as jelly:-

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I saw someone talking about peanut butter and jelly and I just could not imagine how you would stop
the jelly sliding off the sandwich!
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What We call Jam in the UK, in America they call Jelly. What we call Jelly here in UK, they call it Jello.

We call it a peanutbutter and jam Sandwich, in america, they call it peanutbutter and jelly. So there Jam is Jelly, there jelly is jello. lol
 
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Miri

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#43
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I'm even more confused now than I was before I asked. Lol. I'm suppose to be on a diet!

Here is a biscuit UK version

biscuits.jpg


Here is a scone UK version




http://s3.amazon's.com/assets.bakinginspiration.com/recipes/large/MCD00063_500x356.jpg?1290523246



Here is a bread roll UK version, also called a bap or bread cake.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c7/Korb_mit_Brötchen.JPG


Now here is a new one for you what do you call these We call them buns or small cakes but lately the word cupcake has started
to creep over from across the pond I suspect.

http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/x/small-cakes-14329952.jpg


But this is also a cake

http://www.finecooking.com/CMS/uplo...119082-01-chocolate-layer-cake-recipe_xlg.jpg


And the diet has really gone out of the wondow now:D
 
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SarahM777

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Miri said:
I'm even more confused now than I was before I asked. Lol. I'm suppose to be on a diet!

Here is a biscuit UK version

http://www.aussie-true-blue-recipes.com/images/biscuits.jpg


Here is a scone UK version

http://s3.amazon's.com/assets.bakinginspiration.com/recipes/large/MCD00063_500x356.jpg?1290523246



Here is a bread roll UK version, also called a bap or bread cake.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c7/Korb_mit_Brötchen.JPG


Now here is a new one for you what do you call these We call them buns or small cakes but lately the word cupcake has started
to creep over from across the pond I suspect.

http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/x/small-cakes-14329952.jpg


But this is also a cake

http://www.finecooking.com/CMS/uplo...119082-01-chocolate-layer-cake-recipe_xlg.jpg


And the diet has really gone out of the wondow now:D
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OK I got what you mean by a biscuit and a scone.

What you call a bread is called a roll here. :)

The one in that picture that LOOKS like a cake we call that a piece of cake.

The one on the right covered in chocolate that look like this




That is called a chocolate eclair. Here they are filled with what we call a pudding (Not to be confused with a UK pudding)
There is also one that we have that is a cookie too. :)

The other ones in that picture I am not sure of.

The last picture can't see so....:(

What diet? :)

JK
 
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Miri

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Miri said:
I'm even more confused now than I was before I asked. Lol. I'm suppose to be on a diet!

Here is a biscuit UK version

View attachment 111520


Here is a scone UK version




http://s3.amazon's.com/assets.bakinginspiration.com/recipes/large/MCD00063_500x356.jpg?1290523246



Here is a bread roll UK version, also called a bap or bread cake.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c7/Korb_mit_Brötchen.JPG


Now here is a new one for you what do you call these We call them buns or small cakes but lately the word cupcake has started
to creep over from across the pond I suspect.

http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/x/small-cakes-14329952.jpg


But this is also a cake

http://www.finecooking.com/CMS/uplo...119082-01-chocolate-layer-cake-recipe_xlg.jpg


And the diet has really gone out of the wondow now:D
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Opps didn't quite work - it's been a long day, ok you got the biscuit

This is a scone

scones_intro1_1989462b.jpg



This is a bread roll, bread cake or bap




This is a bun or small cake yum.
small-cakes-14329952.jpg


But this is also a cake

051119082-01-chocolate-layer-cake-recipe_xlg.jpg

Simples !!!
 
SarahM777

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And the last one is a chocolate layer cake here. :)

Now are we totally confusalated yet? :confused:
 
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atwhatcost

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Miri said:
I'm even more confused now than I was before I asked. Lol. I'm suppose to be on a diet!

Here is a biscuit UK version

View attachment 111520


Here is a scone UK version




http://s3.amazon's.com/assets.bakinginspiration.com/recipes/large/MCD00063_500x356.jpg?1290523246



Here is a bread roll UK version, also called a bap or bread cake.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c7/Korb_mit_Brötchen.JPG


Now here is a new one for you what do you call these We call them buns or small cakes but lately the word cupcake has started
to creep over from across the pond I suspect.

http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/x/small-cakes-14329952.jpg


But this is also a cake

http://www.finecooking.com/CMS/uplo...119082-01-chocolate-layer-cake-recipe_xlg.jpg


And the diet has really gone out of the wondow now:D
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Only one of those things is a biscuit. The biscotti on the lower right side. That's not American, British or Aussie/NZ. It's Italian. It's closer to a scone, which is neither a cookie nor a biscuit. lol
 
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Miri

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Hey folks maybe we need to invent new names for all this stuff - kind of like new speak in George Orwell's book 1984.

Um lets see

jello could be called : jelly

jelly could be called : thin

jam could be called : thick

small cakes, buns, pudding could be called : sweet

large cakes, chocolate cake etc could be called : how many calories!!

anything bread like : doh

anything biscuit like : flat

diets could be called : no weigh (way get it)

cars could be called : splat

flat tyres could just be called : annoying!


;)
 
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atwhatcost

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#51
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​Anyone now need a lesson on what a jellyroll is? lol
 
passing_through

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Oh you Brits! ;)

Want I love is Muscadine Jelly found in the states.

I haven't a clue what Truffle is sniffed out by hogs, and English delicacy.
 
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Miri

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Haven't a clue what muscadine jelly is - scratches head :)

Real truffles I have never tried, but they are regarded as a very expensive delicacy and a type of fungus, apparently with an earthy taste. Apparently you either love them or hate them. See the following web site

The English Truffle Company - English Truffles and Truffle Hunting

Now chocolate sweet truffles yum, they are confectionary/sweets/ buns often containing rum?
In fact any large round blob of chocolate is now often used with the word truffle.
Hey guys I've remained strong, I've stuck to my diet :)


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passing_through

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Miri said:
Haven't a clue what muscadine jelly is - scratches head :)

Real truffles I have never tried, but they are regarded as a very expensive delicacy and a type of fungus, apparently with an earthy taste. Apparently you either love them or hate them. See the following web site

The English Truffle Company - English Truffles and Truffle Hunting

Now chocolate sweet truffles yum, they are confectionary/sweets/ buns often containing rum?
In fact any large round blob of chocolate is now often used with the word truffle.
Hey guys I've remained strong, I've stuck to my diet :)


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How about a trade agreement. ;)
 
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Miri

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#57
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Tell you what, I have never had pumpkin pie or eggnog maybe you can send me some of that to sample. :)
Also what is a Twinkie, is that just a brand name for a bun, or is that a kind of bun in its own right?

Your wondering what a bun is now aren't you? See previous posts. Lol.
 
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atwhatcost

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Miri said:
Hey folks maybe we need to invent new names for all this stuff - kind of like new speak in George Orwell's book 1984.

Um lets see

jello could be called : jelly

jelly could be called : thin

jam could be called : thick

small cakes, buns, pudding could be called : sweet

large cakes, chocolate cake etc could be called : how many calories!!

anything bread like : doh

anything biscuit like : flat

diets could be called : no weigh (way get it)

cars could be called : splat

flat tyres could just be called : annoying!


;)
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So, I'm jam trying to be jelly? :confused:

lol
 
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