- aubergine - This is the British word for eggplant. Actually, it is the French word ... go figure!
- corgette - Again, we have another French word, this one translates into zuchini.
- squash - This is not, as you might guess, a gourd, but instead a concentrated juice which is meant to be diluted with water, most commonly in the flavors of orange and blackcurrent.
- parsnip - A large, white carrot thing, which we don't tend to eat very often in the US, but is an integral part of the British Roast Dinner.
- chips - Not Lays or Fritos, but big chunky French Fries.
- crisps - What we call chips!
Tuesday, 19 February 2008
You say potato...
We'll begin with a few food-related words that have different names on either side of the pond.
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