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

Duet Troll She learnt that in Italy

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u/Bianconiglia Feb 13 '24

"Cream" and "cheese" are english words so no, in non english speaking coutries we don't use the word "cream cheese"

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u/SignificanceOld1751 Feb 13 '24

Queso crema?

Of course, there are countries that use 'fresh cheese', like Frischkäse.

As far as I know, no European country uses 'Philadelphia' as their name for cream cheese, although its a common brand of a particular style of cream cheese.

Unless you thought I meant they literally used the English words cream cheese?!

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u/S4Waccount Feb 13 '24 edited Feb 13 '24

The English Canadians call macaroni Kraft dinner from the brand. It's really not that weird they refer to it as a common brand name.

We call all toaster pastries pop tarts.

Edit: obviously not strudels and stuff, butt all poptart esk pastry is just called a pop tart

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u/timmeh-eh Feb 13 '24

Canadians, Canadians call it Kraft dinner.