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CANDYFLOSS | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
CANDYFLOSS | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

British English vs. American English (3)...Food and Drinks - ESL worksheet  by sldiaz
British English vs. American English (3)...Food and Drinks - ESL worksheet by sldiaz

40+ Food-Related Word Differences Between Britain And The U.S - ESLBUZZ
40+ Food-Related Word Differences Between Britain And The U.S - ESLBUZZ

What is candy floss in your native language? : r/AskEurope
What is candy floss in your native language? : r/AskEurope

The UK to USA Dictionary British English vs. American English: Claudine  Dervaes, John Hunter, Claudine Dervaes: 9780933143401: Amazon.com: Books
The UK to USA Dictionary British English vs. American English: Claudine Dervaes, John Hunter, Claudine Dervaes: 9780933143401: Amazon.com: Books

Português para todos: British vs American: Food vocabulary
Português para todos: British vs American: Food vocabulary

Why divide people by unrational things when you COULD divide them by  whether their word for
Why divide people by unrational things when you COULD divide them by whether their word for

English with Karim - * Postman/Mailman : someone whose job is to collect  and deliver letters. * Maths/Math : mathematics. * Candy floss / Cotton  candy : a type of sweet food
English with Karim - * Postman/Mailman : someone whose job is to collect and deliver letters. * Maths/Math : mathematics. * Candy floss / Cotton candy : a type of sweet food

Funny Words For Food: Learn How To Name Foods in Different Way
Funny Words For Food: Learn How To Name Foods in Different Way

20 words about food that differ between British English and American English  - Blog SEDA College Online
20 words about food that differ between British English and American English - Blog SEDA College Online

Differences Between British and American English - Owlcation
Differences Between British and American English - Owlcation

Candy floss stall hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Candy floss stall hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Is the word 'candy' used at all in British English? - Quora
Is the word 'candy' used at all in British English? - Quora

Candy Floss: The Cotton Candy – P Magazine
Candy Floss: The Cotton Candy – P Magazine

British vs American) English
British vs American) English

Why divide people by unrational things when you COULD divide them by  whether their word for
Why divide people by unrational things when you COULD divide them by whether their word for

Cotton Candy from my Sugar Daddy : r/tumblr
Cotton Candy from my Sugar Daddy : r/tumblr

American English at State - Do you have a sweet tooth (= a liking for sweet  foods)? Check out this week's British and #AmericanEnglish graphic! What  other sweet foods are different in
American English at State - Do you have a sweet tooth (= a liking for sweet foods)? Check out this week's British and #AmericanEnglish graphic! What other sweet foods are different in

Differences between British and American English | Lexika
Differences between British and American English | Lexika

57 British vs american ideas | british vs american, english vocabulary,  american
57 British vs american ideas | british vs american, english vocabulary, american

Candyfloss definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
Candyfloss definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

British-American English differences – Susan Joy Clark
British-American English differences – Susan Joy Clark

Why is cotton candy called candy floss? - Quora
Why is cotton candy called candy floss? - Quora

Differences between British and American English | Lexika
Differences between British and American English | Lexika

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English with Kristina - Even I didn't know some of the differences between  American and British English (I.e. candy floss, although this picture  definitely looks more like a lollipop to me rather
English with Kristina - Even I didn't know some of the differences between American and British English (I.e. candy floss, although this picture definitely looks more like a lollipop to me rather