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> Cornbread, traditionally cooked in a skillet, isn't a bread? It's not. Americans have a strangely funny way of naming things. Only in America would you find
by sean_patel 10y ago
> Cornbread, traditionally cooked in a skillet, isn't a bread?
It's not. Americans have a strangely funny way of naming things. Only in America would you find "Orange Juice" that would say in the ingredients. "Contains no juice. Artifically flavored and coloured."
English muffins are baked goods, not breads.
- greglindahl 10y agoSource for the "orange juice" claim? You're thinking of products like "Sunny Delight Beverages Orange", which you should note does not call itself "orange juice". Even in the US, that's not allowed. Skillet bread, on the other hand, is bread, as are english muffins.
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