Eggs maybe? Gelatin?
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Poutine
Like most foods, there are apparently different definitions depending on which country you’re in
Mine is poutine cause of the country I'm in
Apparently there’s a “Spanish-speaking country/international” version, and a UK version lol
Mm grilled cheese
I did not know this. What’s the uk version?
Beans on toast
Uncle Wiki: an open, crust-based tart that may be sweet or savoury; commonly referred to as flan in the United Kingdom
As opposed to
Crème caramel, a baked custard dessert topped with a layer of clear caramel sauce; often called flan in many Spanish-speaking countries and internationally
Crème caramel, a baked custard dessert topped with a layer of clear caramel sauce; often called flan in many Spanish-speaking countries and internationally
That sounds delish
Why are the flan definitions getting smirked
Flan fever
If I told you, you'd probably just be disappointed in me
Flan brings the horn?
Highly unlikely!