/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>10651272
Yeah

In norfolk we call them eskimos.

>>10651272
The crazy part is, they call green ones yellow, yellow ones orange, orange ones red, and red ones yellow

>>10651433
you guys talking about Milwaukee Hot Apples?

>>10651474

no, those are cleveland steamers.

>>10651474
I think he means Texan Giant Raspberries

>>10651433
>>10651474
>>10652355
I live in Minnesota and can confirm all these colloquial names. In the north I've heard them called bitter bass but in central we just call them mangos.

I'm from canada and we call them tree scrotums

Only the red ones

>>10652492
Ah Canada... America's hat with flaps.

>>10651272
Bell peppers haven't arrived in the flyover states other than in certain cutting edge restaurants in Chicago's Wicker Park or Minnesota's North Lop district

In the vast unpopulated swaths of flyover America they still call yellow onions "Spanish" onions, and if someone is seen buying "Spanish" onions at the local Piggly Wiggly, their loyalty to the United States is immediately cast into doubt and the local pastor calls an emergency meeting, owing to lingering resentment over the sinking of the USS Maine.

Probably, if you were to present a midwestern a bell pepper, the more cultured among them would smile awkwardly and say they're allergic. The average specimen would instinctively making loud gagging noises and start raving about explosive diarrhea

>>10652566
Lol fake news. I haven't had a "bell pepper" personally but I do know people who have. They said it was fine if a little spicy. I would try one given the chance.

>>10651272
We call them green peppers.

>>10651272
We call them capsicums.

>>10651272
Nah, we call em Crispy Green Plumpers.

FFS, when will this retarded meme die