I know some knowledgeable foodies lurk in recipes so I'm hoping you can assist. Neogolisms are newly coined words or expressions - made up words. An example would be Kumfs . . . . However, my students are doing food advertising and we are trying to think of food related neogolisms - we have come up with cronuts, whoopie pies and sliders . . . can you people think of any others? Neogolisms are not substitute words like chevon for goat. Love to have some more to add to our list
drsr,
Feb 27, 7:00am
The cronut guy has now brought out the "Waffogato" (combination of Waffle and "affogato", a type of coffee drink). Then there's banoffee, Tofurkey, Soyogurt, Not Dogs (veggie hot dogs). there are probably a few more vegetarian ones but I can't think of any.
245sam,
Feb 27, 7:58am
Turducken - boned-out turkey that's stuffed with a boned-out duck that's stuffed with a boned-out chicken. :-))
wendalls,
Feb 27, 8:04am
Turduckenqua. Add in quail
herself,
Feb 27, 8:09am
A "Duffin" which is a doughnut/muffin hybrid. Starbucks have trademarked it apparently.
wendalls,
Feb 27, 8:10am
Mochaccino? Frappacino. fluffy? Spider,
245sam,
Feb 27, 8:21am
I have an as-yet untried recipe for 'Quiffins' - little quiche made in muffin tins. :-))
Edited to add another a couple of thoughts. Craisins and Scroggin. :-))
murfee,
Feb 27, 8:31am
thanks so much - REALLY helpful :-)
mjhdeal,
Feb 27, 7:08pm
Hate to be that person, but it's "neologism."
rainrain1,
Feb 27, 8:49pm
We called an Icecream Soda a Spider when we were kids, does that count? Fizzy drink and icecream together
asue,
Mar 2, 9:19am
We call honey - beejam (not sure if that's what you mean tho))
unicstudent,
Jan 20, 1:17am
An aside: I worked in a tearooms and an ice cream soda was the fizzy drink poured over the ice cream, a spider was when it was whipped on the milk shake machine - two different drinks :)
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