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Great. Now I can make pizza any way I damn well want. And chili.

• CoastalCoder 3y ago
  I believe it's spelled "Chile". (This is a pun. At least in my corner of the U.S., people typically pronounce "chili" and "Chile" the same way.)
  • Mordisquitos 3y ago
    Going off on a tangent, but still related to national cuisines, a few years ago Spanish speakers in the UK would find it hilarious how many restaurants and pubs would call their vegetarian alternative to chile con carne... wait for it... veggie con carne. I haven't seen that term in the wild recently. I guess they eventually realised.
    • jghn 3y ago
      In the US at least it's common to refer to jus as "au jus" even in situations where the "au" doesn't make sense.
      • analog31 3y ago
        My college cafeteria would serve "beef sandwiches with au jus gravy."