Does food names vary in your language?

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Wtf,why do bongs call fruit pies flan?
Do they have autism?

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i think the guy who made that image has autism too, considering he calls a normal bread "french toast"

But that's not normal bread. It's bland and has the dietary value of socks.

I've learned quite a lot of English food phrases from good ol Kay

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>patatas fritas->papas fritas/a la francesa
>torrija->torreja
>magdalena->quequito?
>mermelada->mermelada/jalea
>jarro->pichel

Everything else is the same, at least here

Its normal bread in the roman/latin world
intedesting
another difference i know is Spanish Tortilla (omelette / tortilla de patata) vs mexican tortilla

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The guy who made this probably has no idea what we mean by "french toast"

>Candyfloss
I hate my retarded older brother

isn't flan a spanish desert

Well of course, there's different dialect/colloquial words.
Aubergine - jajčevec in standard Slovene; melancan colloquially
Cutlery - pribor in standard, beštek colloquially
Jam - marmelada, džem
Corn - koruza, turšč(i)ca
Tin - konzerva, piksna

No, we just call everything a broodje kaas.

its common in spain, dont know if its "spanish" but french and spanish food overlap so much that it barely matters

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>regional dialect words
candy: bomm, slikk, drops.
fulmar (bird): havhestur, náti.

yes, think that's all.

Yea,my eternal chi ass was confused af

>Keksi
ebin :-DDD
It's Keks in german that's why it's funny

>patatas fritas
papas fritas
>jarro
jarra
>maíz
choclo
>carne molida
carne picada
>cebolleta
cebolla de verdeo