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Language so essential yet so quirky.
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If you're talking about the folks in Colorado City/Hilldale, they're considered apostate "fundamentalists" and the Mormon church (officially, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) headquartered in Salt Lake City completely disavows them.
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Bimbo was originally Mexican. I'd never heard of them until they recently bought Hostess (of Twinkies infamy).
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They bought Mrs. Bairds Bread ( FT Worth Texas based) in 1980's. Went to school with two Baird girls, both hot as fuck.Bimbo was originally Mexican. I'd never heard of them until they recently bought Hostess (of Twinkies infamy).
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...And European Portuguese is undeniably different from Brazilian Portuguese, which itself has several regional dialects (Baiano, Carioca, Mineiro, Paulistano, Caipira, Nortista, Sulista, and others), which are all different from Angolan Portuguese, or Mozambican Portuguese, or Cape Verde, or Macau, etc. etc.Portugal, being a rather small country, has very, VERY, different expressions for normal things, from the North to the South, from the East to the West. Expressions used in Lisbon are reason for a derisive laugh in Porto.
So, expecting that even in the same State people would call and use the same name to things, is a lot stranger than people calling things different names.
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This isn't even about accents or dialects, it's about what people call things across the same country. Like... Girl, In the state of Rio Grande do Sul is called "Prenda" (gift), in São Paulo "Moça", In Portugal "Rapariga" in the Center, "Miúda" in the North, etc...
LOL
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Or "gata" if the girl is hot...This isn't even about accents or dialects, it's about what people call things across the same country. Like... Girl, In the state of Rio Grande do Sul is called "Prenda" (gift), in São Paulo "Moça", In Portugal "Rapariga" in the Center, "Miúda" in the North, etc...
LOL
Peace
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Bimbo was originally Mexican. I'd never heard of them until they recently bought Hostess (of Twinkies infamy).
Yes, the brand is Mexican, but it was the first one to sell massively English bread in Spain.
We were heavy consumers of
Now, the French baguette and the Italian Ciabatta have flooded the market and they are the most common.
And to keep the post on topic, Betty loves every kind of bread, especially if it has chorizo or jamón ibérico inside.
Or if it's round, flat, and has mozzarella and other things on it.
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Bread in the US is world renowned... for its awfulness.
San Francisco and Alaska both have great sourdough (from their respective gold rush eras), but aside from that good bread is hard to find. I was amazed how much better a fast food burger tasted in Europe and it wasn't because the cows were different, it was that the bread was so much better.
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Wait... We aren't supposed to swallow the Chiclets?
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You only need to be careful if they are recycled (Like, don't chew on those you find glued under tables and chairs). Otherwise the gum is totally digestible.
Peace
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Whew! Good to know. Thx, man!You only need to be careful if they are recycled (Like, don't chew on those you find glued under tables and chairs). Otherwise the gum is totally digestible.
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You got that right! I've had a bread machine and make my own for 50 yrs. It's way better than anything I can buy and that from someone who can barely make oatmeal.Bread in the US is world renowned... for its awfulness.
Edit: Yes. Before anyone asks... Sometimes I make Chiclet sandwiches.
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I loved the bread every time I visited the US, it tastes like candy!
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I quit eating white bread about 10 years ago. Seeded Jewish Rye bread. Makes for a great grill ham and cheese.
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I once set a loaf of Walmar-tian bread out on the counter and left it for a month. Nothing had even started to grow on it. I don't think it's really bread. Jus' Sayin'
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Explains why Fancy Lad Snack Cakes in FO4 were still good after 210 years.I once set a loaf of Walmar-tian bread out on the counter and left it for a month. Nothing had even started to grow on it. I don't think it's really bread. Jus' Sayin'
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Walmart loaf, crunchy peanut butter, grape jam and lays potato chips, YUMMY!!!!I once set a loaf of Walmar-tian bread out on the counter and left it for a month. Nothing had even started to grow on it. I don't think it's really bread. Jus' Sayin'