These are called "cuernitos". Fact.
These are called "cuernitos". Fact
Jason Foster
Nicholas Cooper
uma delicia
Benjamin Cooper
t.cuernuto
Xavier Anderson
In Mexico, sure.
Carter Sanchez
Sorry dude but those are croissants.
Tyler Adams
CROISSANTS. Idiot.
Gabriel Mitchell
This. Mexico, don't even once.
Joseph Gray
This is correct
Jaxon Murphy
These other are called "bigotes". Fact.
Jace Diaz
Purebreed specie of croissants again.
Juan Nguyen
>bigotes
baguettes
Luis Thomas
And these are "trenzas". Fact.
Levi Morgan
Orejas
Julian Lopez
These are called "Neapolitan". Fact.
Angel Lee
you mean cornetti
Henry Hall
They are all German. Fact.
Juan Harris
Reminder that Croissants are from Austria, like most French cooking. The French aren't actually great cooks: they are just kings at repackaging other people's stuff a their own.
Jose Taylor
>Torta
Ayden Davis
>en el interior de la republica les dicen lonches a las tortas
Lol.
Josiah Butler
>piña
Brayden Martin
medialuna
Charles Miller
anana
Jason Johnson
>Tortilla
Justin Wilson
sabe
Carson Ward
>pija
Ian Jones
that's a croasan or croissant or however you want to write it
Alexander Davis
Jajajaha
Levi Foster
anana
Isaac Diaz
t. cornudo
Jaxson James
Cangrejos-yes, we translate it
Connor Allen
How do they call them in Spain? Croissants?
Jonathan James
Actually they are Crescent Rolls.
You can put a hot dog in them to make a pig in a blanket.
Oliver Myers
Dont sully the croissant with names from your savage jungle tongue.
Henry Hall
Me cago en tus putos muertos
Dominic Davis
it is known
Matthew Harris
>Translating the term because your population actually watches the category
Michael Murphy
Fun fact: Most bakers that came here in the early 20th century and began putting bakeries everywhere were often anarchists, and marxists, and all kinds of fucks ups, so the names for a bunch of pastries are usually mocking names to authorities. Be them priests, cops, or whatever.
Nicholas Mitchell
those are called 'very little breads'
Alexander Myers
>croissants
>not crescent-shaped
Frenchies are dumb
Liam Collins
Does it mean "little horns"?
Austin Mitchell
Yes
Gavin Cruz
Nice. We use the word "corn" for horn and "cornulete" for "little horns".
Logan Campbell
these are called 'larguitos' and 'de crema', and they are the top tier biscuits. Fact.
Joshua Sanders
¿Qué?
>Implica que no existiese ya antes en español
No todos copiamos las palabras del ingles, "man" :^)
Mason Morris
Romanian sounds nice desu, I heard it in a thread about romance languages yesterday.
Josiah Robinson
Que ya existiese, no es algo positivo.
Easton Gray
the term 'cornudo' is way older than americans' weird fetish
>a Pablo lo caga la mujer con otro hombre
>Pablo es un [X]
que es la X en Mexico?
Hunter Rodriguez
pinya
Jacob Harris
Cheating is called "poner los cuernos", haven't really heard "cornudo" all that much despite that tho.
Tyler Long
Que hijos de puta
Brandon Anderson
...
Luke Martin
>pija
Jonathan Ortiz
These are conchas. Fact.
John Hill
And this is "cajeta". Undeniable truth.
William Watson
...
Dominic Nguyen
Cornudo is the translation of "cuck".
You obviously didn't know that because it's a term that is seldom used in Mexico, whereas the spaniards DO browse the category, hence my statement making fun of the spaniard.
Levi Price
Hmmm
Kayden Miller
>Concreto
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Ian Wood
Del latín: concrētus
Christian Nelson
>This thread
No wonder Americans think Spanish sounds like shit holy fuck
Yes
Camden Hall
...
Lucas Miller
what's wrong with concreto?
Asher Powell
Argentinian slang isn't relevant outside Rio de la Plata.
Lucas Gray
Those are Pillsbury™ Crescent Rolls
Would you like to know more?
Carson Jackson
Cuernitos los que te pone tu mamasssssita güeeeey
Brayden Morgan
they are called kipferl
>Viennoiserie
Evan Sanders
this is a Schoggohörnsche