then what do they call muffins? I'm not sure they HAVE muffins ... they're GOT TO, though, right? Who doesn't have muffins ...
argghhh..the English are freaks.. *giggles* I actually quite like the English on the whole. Their swear words are the coolest in the world ...
(From this place: http://english2american.com/dictionary/wholelot.html) biscuit n cookie. Nothing like an American biscuit, which is a soft, flakey savoury pastry eaten with gravy or butter. crumpet n. 1. A small teacake. A contributor tells me that they are made of pancake batter, but with raising agents added so that you get all the holes in them. Someone else tells me they're baked on a griddle. I've no idea what a griddle is.
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Date: 2007-09-03 10:03 pm (UTC)I'm not sure they HAVE muffins ... they're GOT TO, though, right? Who doesn't have muffins ...
argghhh..the English are freaks..
*giggles* I actually quite like the English on the whole. Their swear words are the coolest in the world ...
(From this place: http://english2american.com/dictionary/wholelot.html)
biscuit n cookie. Nothing like an American biscuit, which is a soft, flakey savoury pastry eaten with gravy or butter.
crumpet n. 1. A small teacake. A contributor tells me that they are made of pancake batter, but with raising agents added so that you get all the holes in them. Someone else tells me they're baked on a griddle. I've no idea what a griddle is.