What did you cook or eat today (March 2021)

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Not sure what is Crimble? Maybe you meant Crumble?
Since the British and the Americans cannot agree on common terms for things, I like to build a bridge by combining the two words into one word we can both use.

We would call that dish a crisp, as in apple crisp, whereas our British friends would say apple crumble. Crisp + Crumble = Crimble!

I explain that in the "What Did You Bake Today?" topic as well, where I also confused myself with the British colloquial term for Christmas - Crimble/Krimble/Crimbo. :laugh:

I have also renamed French fries/chips to Frips, and potato chips/crisps to Chrips. :)
 
Since the British and the Americans cannot agree on common terms for things, I like to build a bridge by combining the two words into one word we can both use.

We would call that dish a crisp, as in apple crisp, whereas our British friends would say apple crumble. Crisp + Crumble = Crimble!

I explain that in the "What Did You Bake Today?" topic as well, where I also confused myself with the British colloquial term for Christmas - Crimble/Krimble/Crimbo. :laugh:

I have also renamed French fries/chips to Frips, and potato chips/crisps to Chrips. :)

Oh well, thank you for making the 'guess the English word' game even more exciting for someone who is neither British nor American :laugh:
 
Pizza Diavola ( spicy salami, red chillies, red bell pepper and onion) from the local Italian place. Delicious ❤
And a scoop of sesame ice cream.
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The spoons are delightful, they look like small roux spoons.
My (ex) SIL was Korean (still is, last time I checked), and she got this little set of five dessert bowls at a little import shop for Korean ex-pats. I think about her and smile every time I use them. :)
 
My (ex) SIL was Korean (still is, last time I checked), and she got this little set of five dessert bowls at a little import shop for Korean ex-pats. I think about her and smile every time I use them. :)

I have a gift set of tea pot upstairs as a gift I got from visiting a supplier in Pusan many years ago. It's on display on a table. I see they call Pusan Busan now.

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