[ SECRET POST #3636 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3636 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[(Anonymous)]

There's the well known Australian north and south divide on the correct term for a potato scallop. Hint, southerners: it's potato scallop, not potato cake, you bloody heathens.

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[(Anonymous)]

Is that like a potato scone?

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potato_cake#Scallops

Even the wikipedia page is against us.

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[belladonna_took]

Lmao. Yes!

Great minds, anon.

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[caerbannog]

THATS BECAUSE POTATO CAKE IS THE CORRECT WORD :| stop trying to make scallop happen! THERES NO SCALLOPS IN IT

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[belladonna_took]

Wrong!

Wtf does it have in common with a cake?

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[caerbannog]

It's baked UNLIKE YOUR LYING SCALLOP.

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Let's confuse the issue with scalloped potatoes as well! XD

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[belladonna_took]

But they're not. The potatoes get boiled. Then they're battered and then fried in oil.

??

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[(Anonymous)]

I've got no dog in this fight, but it's the shape. Smallish, flattish, roundish things are cakes, like a cake of soap.

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[belladonna_took]

Ahh. I think it's a regional thing, because we don't use "cake" unless we're talking about actual cake. Possibly because mud cake is basically sacred to my people.

I'd call it a bar of soap, for example.

Re: Culture shock in a single country

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

"Potato cake" makes me (born in Sydney, grew up in northern NSW, adulthood in QLD) think of either a [sweet] cake with potato as an ingredient in it, or something a bit like rösti.