Aussies and Kiwis call these "lollies".Leafs and Burgers call them "candies".Bongs call them "sweets".
>>85570999i say candy, even though im aussie
Aussies and Kiwis call this "softdrink".Leafs and Burgers call it "soda" or "sodapop".Brongs call it "fizzy drink".
>>85571026burgers call that water
>>85570999Technically those are gummies.
To Aussies, Kiwis, Leafs and Burgers these are "chips". But to Bongs they are "crisps".
>>85571043Honestly, the disappearance of a more British Canada is a bit sad. And it gets worse every day that more Africans are allowed in.
bunte Tuete
>>85570999Technically, candies is wrong here. The correct word would be candy since it refers to candy as a mass.
To Aussies, Kiwis and Bongs these are "chips".To Leafs and Burgers they are "fries".
>>85571022Interesting, you must be a zoomer. >>85571037Yes they are gummies. Gummies are a type of candy/sweet/lolly. Picrel are hard or boiled candies/sweets/lollies.
>>85571060I see, so your saying "candy" refers to the category and there is no need to pluralise it?
>>85571087Yes. You would only make it plural if you were counting.
Aussies, Kiwis and Bongs call them "biscuits".Leafs and Burgers call them "cookies".
>>85571095>You would only make it plural if you were counting.Good to know. Thanks.
Aussies, Kiwis and Bongs know these as "scones".Burgers call them "biscuits". Not sure what Leafs call them.
>>85570999making marshmallows and kangaroo meat ur whole culinary identity is kinda a midwit move i think
>>85571129Scone is sometimes used in America but it is very specific in its usage. They have to be sweet and have to be not circular. If they are not both of these things, it's a biscuit.
>>85570999"Lollies" refers specifically to lollypops or any type of sucker candy. Speaking of I would say "candy" over "candies" 90% of the time though "sweets" wouldn't be wrong to me either, just less commonly used.
>>85570999>leafs, burgers and anglos call it piss>aussies call it VB
>>85571338Savory scones exist in America too but they're less popular and usually triangles, yeah. If they're circular and plain (no veggies or cheese or anything) they're biscuits.
>>85571043True, in Australia, we call these "potato chips", as opposed to these>>85571065 which are "hot chips". It's a bit confusing because hot chips are also made of potato.
>>85570999>Aussies and Kiwis call these "lollies".That's dumb. Lollies specifically refers to lollipops. That's like southerners calling every soda a Coke.
>>85571060There are multiple different kind of candies in the mass of candy. It's like saying fish to refer to a group of a singular type of fish, but fishes when there's multiple types of fish in the group.
>>85570999No we call those gummies.
>>85571026No, its called pop
>>85571065No, these are fries, chips are the chunky ones
>>85570999Candy comes from a Sanskrit word for a clump of sugar. Lollies and sweets are baby talk. Why do Anglos do baby talk?
>>85571114Literally picked the worst picture of cookies
>>85571834What's wrong with that picture of biscuits?
>>85571605>No we call those gummies.Gummies are a type of lolly/candy/sweet.>>85571690>No, its called popPop is your granddad. >>85571697Thin chips, thick chips makes no difference. Hot chips are chips. >>85571557>Lollies specifically refers to lollipops.In the USA yes. In Australia and NZ lollies is a general term that refers to all candy. Lollipops, hard boiled lollies or suckers, gummies, caramels, marshmallows, semi-soft fondant confectionaries like musk sticks (picrel) and bananas are all classified as lollies. A shop that specialises in selling these things in Australia or NZ is a lolly shop, as opposed to a candy store or a sweet shop.
>>85572152woah, I wanna try some musk sticks now
>>85571037this but i met someone at work who called them gellies
>>85572152>Pop is your granddadNo, thats pops.
>>85572152>Thin chips, thick chips makes no difference. Hot chips are chipsWe call thin chips fries. Proper chips are chunky
