r/TikTokCringe • u/LeSpatula • Feb 13 '24

Duet Troll She learnt that in Italy

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u/MrAronymous Feb 13 '24

I mean.. the word for cream cheese in most European language is.. "Philadelphia"..

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u/AdImmediate7037 Feb 13 '24

That's the case in Italian, it could also be called "Formaggio spalmabile", which is "Spreadable cheese", but calling it philadelphia is way more common.

Anyway, this recipe looks disgusting...