Annals of Food Packaging: Cheesogyny and Malignant Spices substitute Uncategorized September 17, 2010 1 Minute Share this:TwitterFacebookLike Loading... Published by substitute nope View all posts by substitute Published September 17, 2010
And that’s really not the correct color for turmeric, so it could very well BE “tumeric” LikeLike Reply
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Sisyphus Media has offered me enough articles about turmeric that I can tell you with confidence that this is a common misspelling. LikeLike Reply
I started off some years ago spelling turmeric correctly. Then I let someone tell me it was tumeric. Since then, I have been petrified to use the word. =D LikeLike Reply
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Be fair, he’s got one tear showing. “No Woman Some Cry”.
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And that’s really not the correct color for turmeric, so it could very well BE “tumeric”
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Annals of Food Packaging: Cheesogyny and Malignant Spices
User referenced to your post from Annals of Food Packaging: Cheesogyny and Malignant Spices saying: […] http://substitute.livejournal.com/1946146.html […]
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Your icon sums up my feelings on these matters quite nicely.
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Sisyphus Media has offered me enough articles about turmeric that I can tell you with confidence that this is a common misspelling.
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I started off some years ago spelling turmeric correctly. Then I let someone tell me it was tumeric. Since then, I have been petrified to use the word. =D
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