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Sounds accurate.

 

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But...he gave you a gingerbread...
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Gingerbread cookie.

Technically "gingerbread" can also be used as an adjective (not just a noun) to describe that category of foods. At least in the States.

 

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No...gingerbread isn't a cookie...but since you're from the states and that's your culture, I'll let it slide.
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I can't find a single truthful statement in the second paragraph... *shivers*

Well, that's what made the Lovely Ton-sama so incredible though~

 

*shrugs*

That's how we've always described it in Texas. People always specified cookie afterwards. Unless it's a gingerbread house. Maybe it's a regional thing?

 

*wouldn't know since she's British*
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Was never a fan of gingerbread. Although those gingerbread houses always looked so delicious.

 

You never ate them as a kid? We devoured them haha

 

I ate the decorations of some of them. I was just not a fan of gingerbread in general.

 

I'm okay with gingerbread if it's soaked in a little bit of orange juice with orange segments mixed in, and whipped cream on top.
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To be more specific, think of it like an orange and ginger trifle.
Although, I think that uses ginger loaf, rather than gingerbread.
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I'm assuming you just don't like the taste of ginger in general, no?

Lol. Do you want some more gingerbread with your oranges?

 

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No.
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Also, I don't like gingerbeer. It burns worse than alcohol does.
@w@
*isn't a fan of alcohol*

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I just don't like the baked goods, that's all.

That sounds good.

 

It is~

I now want some...
orz

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Here, gingerbread is more than one type of good. It can be something like a cake/bread or a cookie/biscuit. I was referring to the cookie, but I probably should've been more specific. I suppose the cake version is ginger loaf to you, and gingerbread is the cookie, right?

 

Oh yeah, we definitely call it gingerbread loaf and gingerbread cookie here. Now, I want some...

...gingerbread loaf sounds good right now.

 

I'm practically drooling just thinking about it.

 

Gingerbread is a biscuit, not a cookie.
But Americans call cookies and biscuits cookies, so it's a cultural thing.
Ginger loaf is a cake.
We also have ginger pudding, which is a vanilla sponge with stem ginger in, covered with a ginger sauce on top.
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There's also parkin, but that's more of a Yorkshire thing.
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