Whats the correct name for the Indian Wafer, Poppa...Papp? what is it!

[brilliant]

Hm, well in my country, the english spelling is usually "poppadom"

 

[Rich1988]

In that case i summarise that your right forearm is indian, the rest of you being English.

You know nothing.

its true they call me dark arm and point fun at me

 

[MookJong]

Popadom preach I'm trouble deep, Popadom preach, Ive been losing sleep
But I made up my mind, Im keeping my curry,
Im gonna keep my curry, mmm...yeah

 

[DampCat]

its true they call me dark arm and point fun at me

A bit of wee just came out.

 

[Rich1988]

A bit of wee just came out.

 

[Greenlizard0]

Actually like the name "Mohammed" there are loads of acceptable variations for "poppadom" even in English.

http://www.askoxford.com/asktheexperts/faq/aboutspelling/poppadom?view=uk

 

[Carzy]

Indian wafer haha

 

["andy"]

Indian wafer haha

exactly what i was thinking but then

The papadum (for alternative names see box) is a thin Indian wafer,

 

[Neoni]

exactly what i was thinking but then

Yeah so shh,

 

[Skeptic]

nm

 

[Danger Phoenix]

It is actually "papad" but it has just been changed

Papadum is just a term that has been made by restaurants to suit the English

 

[Sudden]

I judge danger phoenix to be right!

Though how they let that stuff pass for papad is beyond me papad is supposed to have a little spice!

 

[Arjun806]

Poppadom!

Lol, 'Indian Wafers'. I think I'll have fish and English potato batons for dinner tonight.

Rofl

 

[Vasquez]

Poppadom!

Lol, 'Indian Wafers'. I think I'll have fish and English potato batons for dinner tonight.

LOL

omg

LOL

 

[azzerz]

always said poppadom... no idea how its spelled like :s

 

[nutcase]

You're all wrong, it's BFC.

Big ******* Crisp

 

[Mattus]

I'm gonna guess that as it's a transliteration from a language which doesn't use the Latin alphabet, there are lots of spellings which are 'correct'.

 

[Mobius 1]

reminds me of shilpa poppadom.

 

[Danger Phoenix]

I'm gonna guess that as it's a transliteration from a language which doesn't use the Latin alphabet, there are lots of spellings which are 'correct'.

Well the actual word is "papad" so I am not sure why the extra bit at the end has been added on

 

[sachinbadiani]

Just had Papad with my rotlis today! Yes it's Papad. If it's got the spice, then I always keep water nearby!