What fruit taste good with caramel?

Table of Contents:

1. What fruit taste good with caramel?
2. Is caramel pronounced Carmel or caramel?
3. Why do Americans say buoy wrong?
4. How do you say poop in British?
5. Why do I have to wipe so many times after pooping?
6. Do you look at toilet paper after wiping?

What fruit taste good with caramel?

9 Fruits that Go Well with Caramel Sauce

• pineapple.
• apples.
• pears.
• peaches.
• bananas.
• grapes.
• watermelon.
• cantaloupe.

Is caramel pronounced Carmel or caramel?

The word caramel can acceptably be pronounced in several accepted ways, including KARR-uh-mel, KARR-uh-muhl, and, in North American English, KAR-muhl. The disappearance of that second syllable -uh- in the final pronunciation seems to have been in the works for a long time.

Why do Americans say buoy wrong?

The reason I believe Americans call buoys “boo-ee” is because they are no longer a sea faring nation; most of the US is farmland , cities, desert, and forest; not a lot of buoy fishing; their original pronunciation became intertwined with “doughboy”, but because buoys are only used in small fishing communities, ...

How do you say poop in British?

The early noun uses of poop in the 'solid' sense are American, with a single 19th century example, then more from the 1920s. But poop catches on in Britain in the 1940s. So poop is older than poo in British English, and both were may have been American first.

Why do I have to wipe so many times after pooping?

Bowel leakage is also known as fecal incontinence. It occurs when you have a hard time holding in a bowel movement. You may leak stool when you pass gas, or find you leak stool throughout the course of the day.

Do you look at toilet paper after wiping?

Originally Answered: When wiping after doing a poo, do you look at the toilet paper? ... You have to look at the toilet paper so that you know when you are clean down there. You also need to look at the toilet paper as well as your poo in the toilet to make sure everything looks ok with your health.