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My housemate who has spent a good chunk of her life in the US told me about how if Americans say they'll make cookies, more often than not they mean take out a roll of premade cookie dough they bought at the store, cut it into slices and bake it in an oven.
I on the other hand, leaned while living in England that the English looove putting grated cheese on everything. Everything!
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2nd December 2014
4 years ago #9724226
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if it is her mother would that make the regular england her father wouldnt that be incest please make a family tree for satwcomics
4 years ago #9723674
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In England we call them biscuits...unless Sister England was trying to make Sister America feel more comfortable by using US vernacular.
6 years ago #9463387
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BAKE the cookie dough?
What a novel idea.
I always understood those were single-serving squeeze tubes.
What a novel idea.
I always understood those were single-serving squeeze tubes.
6 years ago #9435072
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I make cookies, pastries and meals from scratch. We do like going out but most of the time is spent at home. Of course Christmas baking has us busy for family to enjoy!
3 years ago #9816892
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can confirm. ='p
the vast majority of the people here who make cookies from scratch ((in my experience)) are like, people with a specific interest ((or job)) in cooking/baking. cake too... i used to think 'making a cake' just meant 'mixing this powdery stuff with water, milk, and eggs, and baking it.' i was almost grown before i realized the powdery stuff was premade cake mix XPP
the vast majority of the people here who make cookies from scratch ((in my experience)) are like, people with a specific interest ((or job)) in cooking/baking. cake too... i used to think 'making a cake' just meant 'mixing this powdery stuff with water, milk, and eggs, and baking it.' i was almost grown before i realized the powdery stuff was premade cake mix XPP
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