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ero_senin05 t1_je9013r wrote
Reply to comment by nianp in ELI5 Why are pickles not just called pickled cucumbers? by Shabless
I would like to challenge you to provide a picture to substantiate your claim next time you are in a Colesworth
ero_senin05 t1_je8zybd wrote
Reply to comment by smltor in ELI5 Why are pickles not just called pickled cucumbers? by Shabless
>Not trying to be a dick or anything just showing that the term "cornichon" has been used in Australia at one of the largest supermarkets in the country
True, but the original claim that started this conversation was that Aussies use this name "often." I've never heard the word out loud before and hadn't even read it until today.
ero_senin05 t1_je8t0mp wrote
Reply to comment by smltor in ELI5 Why are pickles not just called pickled cucumbers? by Shabless
It only comes up if you search it through the google method you posted though. If you just go onto woolworths site and search cornichons it yields zero results. The probably sold it once upon a time but have since deleted it. Probably because no one wanted to pay cornichon prices for pickles
ero_senin05 t1_je8s3ck wrote
Reply to comment by smltor in ELI5 Why are pickles not just called pickled cucumbers? by Shabless
It comes up with one result for a product they list as "free" and "out of stock".
ero_senin05 t1_je8rpg6 wrote
Reply to comment by nianp in ELI5 Why are pickles not just called pickled cucumbers? by Shabless
I only look until I see the Polski Ogorki, and then I leave. I also worked in supermarkets for 14 years and don't remember ever seeing pickles labelled as cornichons, and if you go onto either of the colesworth online sites, they don't show up
ero_senin05 t1_je8mssf wrote
Reply to comment by torrens86 in ELI5 Why are pickles not just called pickled cucumbers? by Shabless
Wtf you mean, cornichons? Who the fuck is calling them cornichons? I've been Australian for nearly 40 years and I have never heard the word cornichons in my life.
ero_senin05 t1_jegsb9s wrote
Reply to TIL about the void that forms under certain trees when it snows, called tree wells. The upper branches of the tree prevents snow from falling below it, creating a pocket that is a serious peril for skiers & snow boarders. Several die every year from falling head first into these voids. by Roguecop
I've never been skiing or snowboarding before. I've never even seen real snow in my life. But I would have thought it was common sense that you stay away from trees because they hurt when you crash into them anyway. This tree well thing just gives another reason to stay away from them