Andy Burns
Tue, 17 Oct 2017 16:32:53 GMT
in alt.windows7.general, wrote:

Richard Tobin wrote:

Ken Blake wrote:

Jello and jelly aren't quite the same. Jello is a brand name;
it's a commercial product. If you make it yourself, or buy a
different brand, it's not jello.

So what is it?

Gelatine dessert?

What is your generic name for the stuff that Jello,
other brands, and the homemade version are examples of?

The gelatine-based "Jell-O" brand is what we in the UK would
generically call "jelly", but jelly in the states means "jam", as
in PB&J I think.

To confuse this further. We have jelly and jam and they aren't the
same thing. The consistency is different for one.

There are also non-gelatine "Jell-O puddings" the closest similar
branded product in the UK is "Angel Delight" which generically are
called "whipped desserts" here.

Butterscotch anyone?

Butterscotch is one of my favorites...Something I notice isn't shared
with the majority of my family.


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