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Jelly in the states is Jam only using the juice and not the pulp, Jam is the use of both pulp and juice to make preserves..Stuart will you give UK translation?
Quote from: Karen W. on 09/07/2007 15:03:18Jelly in the states is Jam only using the juice and not the pulp, Jam is the use of both pulp and juice to make preserves..Stuart will you give UK translation?er, jam in the UK is "jam". When it's made of oranges, it becomes marmalade. I have absolutely no idea why though......What did the chick say when the hen layed an orange? Look what mama laid.
jolly-jelly & jello are in the opening gambit!
That is also true of jam here also , Jam is also as in backed up traffic! JAm!
Same here for door Jam.. LOL
spelling same here I am lousy speller. It is also the pillar of an oar or paddle for a boat!
Paul What a cool school ! I loved the mini Gardens etc.. How cool is that!