O or Y ?
 

Is it Jello or Jelly?

I say Jello!!!

Jelly...:cool:

depends on what substance you're talking about. we have both jelly and jell-o here in the US.

It's either Jello, or Kraft doesn't know how to spell their own trademarked product the right way:
http://www.kraftfoods.com/jello/home.jhtml

And Smucker's doesn't know that they're selling jello:
http://www.smuckers.com/fg/jjp/default.asp?



On a side note, this is MESSED UP:

http://etrata.home.attbi.com/flash/banana.swf



Bop, you're so cruel for bringing this back up ;)

Jelly or course :rolleyes:

Jelly duh!

Well the Yanks changed it.

It is Jelly!!

BOW DOWN TO THE INVENTORS OF YOUR LANGUAGE!!!!!!!
(The English)

:D

The truth is out there.... and it is [color=orange-red]J-E-L-L-O![/color]

Yes, and apparently nobody looked at those links for the TRUTH!

It just doens't have the same ring does it:
"There's always room for J-E-L-L-Y"
Somebody better let Bill Cosby know he's been promoting the wrong product.

I still want to know what you people call the stuff you put on your bread. Jam, jelly, preserves. So what is OUR jelly in England, then? Do you just use jam, preserves, and marmalade? Cuz none of those are our jelly (jelly in the US is a fruit spread with no seeds and no fruit parts, just the juice and pectin or whatever that jelling stuff is).

haha I called them "you people"

/me hugs all her European friends :D

Is that the peanut butter jelly time banana singing?? LMAO if it is, i dont want to wait for it to load, i think i have it saved somewhere.:p

<rant>
I hate arguements like this. its so fucking stupid.

in AMERICA, fruit spreads are either: JELLY, jams, or preserves.

in AMERICA, gelletan fruit DESERT is JELL-O

AMERICANS do not eat JELLY as desert, we eat it for BREAKFAST and on BREADS.

AMERICANS eat JELL-O for DESERT, NOT on bread or for breakfast.


Jell-O: used for gelatin dessert often given the flavor and color of any of various fruits.

Jelly: a semitransparent easily melted food preparation having a soft somewhat elastic consistency due to the presence of gelatin, pectin, or a similar substance


AMERICANs do NOT eat Jell-O Doughnuts, we have JELLY doughnuts
JELL-O is not sticky, JELLY is.

I dont care WHO "made" our language, and i dont care what British people call their Jell-O and Jelly.

If i hear somene ask me if i want jelly, it better damn well be morning and breakfast time.

if i hear someone ask if i want Jell-O, it better be dinner/lunch and time for desert.

</rant>

*Boplicity slaps SSJ4_Gogitta around a bit with a large trout. :D

These are the Jigglers that aren't found in a bra:p
http://elchevelle.homestead.com/files/Jigglers.jpg

jello is jelly in uk
jello is jello in us
jelly is jam (no pieces)in us
jam is jam in us and uk
preserves is preserves in uk and us

:confused: :D

Oooh!! All the high quality pixels make it so pleasant to look at. ;)


Thanks for that analysis spookz! :D I didnt know that jello in North America wsa Jelly in the UK.

*agrees* a huh. But it was funny as hell.

:: posts it in his forums ::

[sarcasm]
It's such an intelligent show of our race's intellect.
[/sarcasm]

Jello is Jello no matter where you go, because it's a BRAND NAME. It's like Band-Aid. Which is probably not a British term either ;)

Us darn Americans stole the British language and MURDERED it! Or perhaps improved on it, depending on your point of view.

Jelly is what you have at kids parties with icecream.
Jam you have on toast
Jello is, well I dunno what it is, but I don't think I trust it.

Jello always makes he think of hair gel

This is turning into another color/colour argument.

can brand names can crossover and become regular words?

"hoover the damn room or no supper for you young man"

It happens all the time. People constantly refer to "Q-tips" and "Band-Aids" (as Metallichica pointed out) which are trademarked names, not the actual item. People here used to call refrigerators "Frigidaires" because it was the dominant company at the time.

Personally i use KY.

KY Jello?

Sellotape is another example, hence 'sticky back plastic' on Blue Peter all the time.

Sellotape is good because it's the one sticky back plastic you can easily tear just with your fingers.

Jello is the brand name, Jelly is the fruit preserve.

duh :p

Simple enough, aint it?;) :cool:

I suggest the liquid version (it's alot cheaper than ID Glide).

Nope.

KY Jelly. *snicker*

Good one Bilbo. :p

*nods*

Heh...one time someone told me that they really liked to eat peanut butter and "kentucky jelly" sandwiches...heh. It took me a while to get it. Do YOU get it? Heh. Okay, this wasn't as cool as I thought.

/me goes back to coding

If only... :)

I hope no one is dissin the bannana! He's so kewl! He's my idol!

j/k... I really hope u realized that.

One question... why is a bannana singing about peanut butter jelly?

because some people like peanut butter and jelly AND banana sandwiches...(not me though)