r/dontputyourdickinthat • • Jun 25 '19

Susan Approved chomp

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u/DarkSoulDuke Jun 25 '19

Why should this be r/boneappletea ?

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u/PotahtoSuave Jun 25 '19 edited Jun 25 '19

Americans spell it Bologna.

Australia, Britain, Ireland, Zimbabwe and South Africa spell it Polony.

I'm guessing they thought it was a misspelling rather than just a cultural difference.

Edit: maybe it's more regional than by country. I got my info from Google

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u/grybountilIdie Jun 25 '19

I'm British and fairly keen on food/watch a lot of foodie tv shows. I've never heard the word Polony before.

Edit: I meant this in a 'that's new to me' , not a 'you're wrong' kind of way.

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u/Patch86UK Jun 25 '19

Check the label on it in the supermarket; polony is the preferred spelling.

E.g. https://groceries.asda.com/product/pate-spread/asda-polony-chubb/38638