I hope I did this right. I was wonder, do you call it frosting or icing? Is there a difference?
Joe
hmm. I call mine icing..don't know why..I do though.
And I call store bought stuff frosting..Go figure
hmm. I call mine icing..don't know why..I do though.
And I call store bought stuff frosting..Go figure
AS I posted in the other post there is no difference its only where your from in this world as to what you call it...
SAME thing as here we call it Karo Syrup and in the UK they call it Golden Syrup...
Kind of like the sauce vs. gravy debate among Italian-Americans!
Another good one there Cookieman.. I love seeing all of the things that we call and what others call them its fun... And hopefully you know what there talking about when its said.. LOL ..
Slightly off topic I just thought about. We call carbonated beverages here in Michigan, "pop". From what I'm told its a Michigan only thing. Most people I talk to call it, "soda"
..man, this one could go on and on....Where I was raised in Maryland we called it a "Cheesesteak Sub" but here in VA they call it a "Steak and Cheese Sub"...which makes no sense to me because in VA they call it a cheeseburger, not a burger and cheese!
Everything here is a coke. My hubby is from NY so everything there is a soda or pop. Here we call a toilet commode, they call it toilet, LOL!! I call a stove oven & to everyone else it's stove. My mom gets frustrated at me because I call things the opposite of what they call them.. Like a refrigerator is a ice box... I blame my confusion on what to call things from being a AF brat. I have been around people from every part of the world!! I pick up thing from the people I'm around. I'm married to an AF man so I still pick up things from other people. This is a funny post!! I love hearing what other people call things. Good post Joe!
Wel,l up here in Wisconsin they call a drinking fountain a bubbler and soda, pop
Not me I call a drinking fountain a drinking fountain and soda, soda.
a friend and her family call a soda soda water..... to me that means seltzer water but hey I'm from Delaware.....
my brother lives in Michigan and used to call soda a soda now its pop, he's an electrician in Traverse City, and my stepmother in law lives in Alger and calls soda a pop so hey I guess I can fit in anywhere!
Originally I'm from North Dakota and we had supper. Moving to Oregon, it was called dinner-culture shock for us!
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