Meet the Masters of the Academy! | Pointless | S04 E04 | Full Episode

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Americans use Jam to describe preserves that contain whole fruit where Jelly is made from fruit juice. Icing is a thinner topping made of sugar that is drizzled over pastries where frosting is a thicker whipped topping usually used on cakes and cupcakes

[@thestingman2966]

Exactly. I’m in Canada and I say that question is wrong because jam and jelly are not synonymous.

[@souviendra]

yeah, I'm American and I'm disappointed that they got this so wrong. I don't like Richard validating nonsense, heh

[@meredithelliott1563]

The seeds are called coriander in North America and the answer to the question is what the leaves and stem are called.

[@markpolo97]

And as a practical matter, if used in Mexican cuisine (stems and leaves), the Spanish word cilantro, if used in Indian cuisine (generally ground seeds), the British term coriander.

[@giacomoandria904]

29:56 First time ever!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 34:08 Got all the answers on the board

[@thestingman2966]

I think Scarlett Joe-hanson should go on Pointless Celebrities and tell them how to say her name.

[@jacquelinebell6201]

Australians call crisps chips too. But hot chips are still chips.

[@XaviRonaldo0]

She said "Hotspurs". They should not have accepted it but I guess it didn't matter