RickyDiBiase
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Don't be a snob breh
this is just a light-hearted topic and here you are turning into something mean
Is it pronounced "Cara-Mel" or "Car-Mel"?
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Don't be a snob breh
this is just a light-hearted topic and here you are turning into something mean
HarlemHottie
Uptown Thoroughbred
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it depends 
usually care-a-mell but ive never heard anyone say "caramel corn" its always car-mel corn
i dont really know
usually care-a-mell but ive never heard anyone say "caramel corn" its always car-mel corn
i dont really know
When describing food, cara-mel. When referring to a pretty brown skin woman, Carr-Mel.
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
Care-a-mel
Idk, you get a 3 syllable caramel mainly when talking about ingredients, flavors, and the actual color.
You get the 2 piece version mainly with foods like caramel apples and caramel corn
Of course people have used both in either setting but some combinations sound weird to different people. It's one of those words that after years of popular mispronunciations, it doesn't really matter as long as you know how to spell it.
You get the 2 piece version mainly with foods like caramel apples and caramel corn
Of course people have used both in either setting but some combinations sound weird to different people. It's one of those words that after years of popular mispronunciations, it doesn't really matter as long as you know how to spell it.
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Cara-Mel lol
Well I had no idea how it was spelt until just now. Turns out its not "carmel" at all,but caramel. I always pronounced it carm-ul. Probably a mispelling in one of those old Booty Talks that caused this. Or me typing it in the search box how i thoight it was spelt,and still getting the result I was looking for. Moral to the story,porn is brain rot in every way imaginable
it depends
usually care-a-mell but ive never heard anyone say "caramel corn" its always car-mel corn
i dont really know
@ORDER_66 @Still Benefited
Carmel is hardened. Caramel is softened
This is Carmel
This is caramel.
Carmel is hardened. Caramel is softened
This is Carmel
This is caramel.They are often spelled the same, but pronounced different according to their purpose and some don't differentiate between one or the other.
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