Nicola Coughlan Guesses American Names of Food 🇺🇸

Are you team ice lolly or team popsicle?
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[@KSmith-kp5jz]

“That’s a cute word.” I think the same about ice lolly. That’s adorable.

[@Victoria-_]

Same!

[@fixsationon7244]

And then us: Juice stick

[@leilei49-51]

​@@fixsationon7244"I should call him"

[@icantswim8657]

​@@leilei49-51 💀

[@ThawBerry]

@@leilei49-51 that made me wheeze (r)

[@Guitargoddess843]

In fairness we do also call them ice pops

[@jalapeno1119]

No tf we don't

[@lilliansnyder9113]

lol no tf

[@Bubblegumbirdjpeg]

​@@jalapeno1119 different parts of America i live in indiana tho and we call them Popsicles

[@BadOBun.]

⁠I’ve always called them ice pops since I was little, because people make fun of my random southern-esc accent when I say popsicles :,)

[@Emz1738.]

lol, I call them ice blocks🤣

[@katrinawagner6842]

My niece used to call them "hopa-sicles" instead of pop-sicles and it was the cutest thing!

[@smatthews72]

i called them popascles when i was younger

[@user-qg2ki4yt5d]

That’s lame.

[@ytsurfer6042]

Ok..tell your nice hopa-sicles is cuter…and its gonna be the official name. ❤😂

[@WooffzTheCoon]

When I was younger I always pronounced it pop-stick-le! Took me years to figure out that wasn’t the correct pronunciation

[@angelabernas4609]

@@user-qg2ki4yt5dcute

[@ne_sa1]

She's a doll

[@joshuat9982]

At this point trix, the dolls are the dolls.

[@lola.cruz916]

lol her little ASMR tapping on the jar

[@deathmaiden]

I KNOWWW lmao i kinda loved that but was also like oh no, everyone’s gonna start tapping on EVERYTHING now

[@fov110]

@@deathmaidenidk if youve been living under a rock or something but literally all females do it in this day and age already.

[@NoThatRyan]

In America we use coriander to refer to the seeds, either whole or ground.

[@Sunlilycos2368]

I didn't know that Coriander was the seeds of the Cilantro plant... I learned something new today....

[@user-md7dk9cn8e]

@@Sunlilycos2368Haha I learned this later in life too don’t worry

[@E-Jeb]

French : coriandre, español : cilantro también

[@Princess_Pixie]

@@Sunlilycos2368I learned something new today! Thanx!

[@rtaila22r3]

Gosh I love this woman so much. She’s such a sweetheart

[@Edna4life1]

who is she?

[@GrinningLikeaDelicateJamesDean]

@@Edna4life1 Nicola Coughlan. She’s in Bridgerton.

[@PistachioDean]

The way she said ice pop! So stinking cute 😭😭

[@tosinakin2508]

The little giggle she did when opening the popsicle was the cutest thing 🥰

[@mushfeeqahadams66]

She so adorable😭 "closh"

[@eiramg]

That s how it s pronouced

[@ewhitmo1]

​@@eiramgisn't it "closhe"? With a long ō like in "so close"?

[@josefalc29]

Cloche (French)

[@eiramg]

@@ewhitmo1 no it s klɔʃ, a short o, and not the the o as close. Think about Josh but replace the J by Kl

[@hagbau]

⁠it’s “klowsh” in the US and “klosh” in the UK

[@beepmeepxoxo]

Ice pops are also accurate

[@kittycake077]

freeze pops

[@bigstronkgorl2138]

She has such pretty features. I love her hair and eyes

[@T_Cup]

She's the best, I could watch an hour of this

[@ahkinda]

I love her voice!! 🩵

[@kaletrr]

She is sweet when speaking

[@KatieInTheLight]

I feel like ice pop is also accurate

[@fellwren9113]

Gherkins are the tiny ones (like three inches long max) and pickles are like the spears that are the size of your hand

[@savvysearch]

Allure messed up

[@lilcastro04]

Also they taste completely different! Ask the gherkins I've tried do not taste like a pickle at all!

[@damienb6184]

Loved her in Derry Girls! I really wish there was at least one more season..

[@lindabradford8475]

Ah yeah, popsicle is a cute word. We might even say it's the word of the day.

[@lindabradford8475]

To be clear, I don't support you know what, I just like cartoon dogs

[@ronswasonbutcuter4474]

Some people do call them ice pops in the US, just depends what part

[@kittycake077]

all states have their own way of sayings. pretty cool

[@cydcamero433]

she's so pretty

[@destineydavis8999]

WAIT CORIANDER IS JUST CILANTRO

[@samiauddin4062]

No, cilantro is just coriander

[@ebonycohen7200]

In the U.S. we mean the seeds when we say coriander, and the plant when we say cilantro

[@TahtahmesDiary]

In my brain, popsicle makes sense cuz its like an icicle that goes/"pops" up 😅

[@morganchatham5565]

She needs to do asmr with that pickle jar tapping

[@Joanna_P]

Gherkins are a specific type of pickle

[@Raydog07]

She is stunning!!!! Those eyes 👀

[@jam9859]

Ice pop is sort of a thing

[@maddyjane3937]

She’s so cute

[@princeaizen]

True

[@EmoDontMix]

I love nicola coughlan soooo much!!! Beautiful, fun, and just an all-out gorgeous person ❤

[@DenallieDNa]

Yeeees

[@hanpear]

gahhh same i love her. what a lovely lady

[@zberry582]

She is a queen

[@natalieg8382]

We also call them ice pops so she was right

[@Thelunalafleur]

“What is she” oh so she’s one of us

[@deannamcmurtrey5794]

I can't get enough of Nicola Coughlin.

[@monchericherry]

she’s so gorgeous

[@rebekahj9085]

Some people say ice pop in America

[@imveryanxious]

she is glowing

[@kontrygrll01amerika54]

Coriander is the seeds of the cilantro plant in the USA.

[@mrfancygoat]

Not entirely. They're also just called Cilantro seeds

[@ojet013]

​@@mrfancygoatinteresting. I've never heard them referred to as "cilantro seeds."

[@kontrygrll01amerika54]

​@@mrfancygoat If you go to the spice & herb section of an American supermarket they are only called coriander, never cilantro seeds. In the plant & seed section of of hardware and big box stores they will be marked as "cilantro seeds" for planting to grow cilantro plants.

[@hellcat19832]

No coriander seeds are coriander seeds

[@kontrygrll01amerika54]

@@hellcat19832 Wrong. Coriander seeds and cilantro are both parts of the Coriandrum sativum plant, but they have different names and uses depending on the region where they are grown and used. Just google it.

[@hijabibeautiful]

She has an Adele like aesthetic

[@kaptainzdragon5478]

Ice pop makes sense though

[@Nahneen]

This lady is so cute!!

[@marisollopez5015]

love this lady! She's so stinkin cute!

[@Cali_boy13]

Anyone else just want to hold her hands?

[@JillBree16]

Ice pop is also accepted! Gherkins are said depending on the type of pickle.

[@naomi-dn2kn]

she is sooooo beautiful

[@jillianwalsh5858]

Didn’t even pronounce cloche as the American would. 😅

[@eiramg]

Because she s not american and cloche is a french word. Actually she pronounced it correctly 😊

[@jillianwalsh5858]

@@eiramg did you even read what I said. Or did you just feel like being a snarky lil b

[@hagbau]

@@eiramgwho hurt you

[@eiramg]

@@hagbau ?

[@AyDotHam]

We call them both ice pops and popsicles!💜

[@eggzwithaz1980]

Gherkins and Pickles are two completely different things. In the US, when you buy gherkins, they are smaller and sweeter than pickles.

[@glittergamer765]

That sounds like the Baby Sweet Pickles we have here

[@teri9461]

pickle is pickle 😂

[@lauraswihart4816]

Ice lolly is 🥰🥰

[@loveshort7960]

In India we also called it coriander 😂😂

[@eliamantes1514]

cause india was a british colony

[@jonathanfoster4202]

Because of ✨colonization✨

[@Glisteningyuhhhh]

No dhaniya lol

[@eimearc]

both colonised by Brits :///

[@Jessicamarlana1999]

They should’ve given it to her for the ice pop!

[@Methequeen]

Wait. Coriander and cilantro are the same thing?

[@rnptenafly]

In the US generally refer to coriander as the spice seed, and cilantro as the herb plant

[@yuiokamicosplays]

As an American I can confirm that we also call them ice pops.

[@hisokastitch718]

I normally call them a popsicle

[@ranranjamjam]

As an American I've never referred to it as an ice pop, nor have I ever met anyone who did But okay buddy (not hate, joke)

[@LaenKay]

@@ranranjamjamit’s regional. Some people say one or the other, some people say both.

[@asia8001]

Who’s we all lol. Americans definitely don’t all say the same thing just because they are American. 😂😂

[@robynnall9292]

She is SO lovely! I adore her.

[@borbslivehere]

As am Aussie id call it an ice block

[@ScarredPrincess]

Icy Pole!

[@MichaeltheGeisha]

I thought gherkins were small types of pickles. Like miniature

[@marthawilkinson3238]

I think that's a cornichon

[@kaitlinhowarth2132]

Gherkins and Pickles are both the same thing- a pickled cucumber :D

[@maira1195]

They are

[@AlliWomack]

ice lolly makes sense, actually

[@Zealoett]

In my house Cilantro is the leaf and Coriander is the seed

[@icb6418]

that’s tge definition of

[@Indian_gae_boii]

We say corriender in india too

[@skittles1975]

cause we were colonized by the english but good to know UK standard is being changed to bharat standard like the new shoe sizes

[@saanvipathak6763]

@@skittles1975 yes the current government is helping bharat build its own indentity WHICH IS SOOO needed now tbh we've been waiting on it for too long

[@apriljk6557]

I never knew what a gherkin was and only ever heard the phrase "jerkin my gherkin." Makes sense now thanks.

[@ivpoison]

Some people do call them ice pops.

[@daniellemartin9896]

Gherkins are a style of pickle. No one refers to all pickles as gherkins

[@talleysuehohlfeld3959]

“ice pop” is the generic-that’s what cooking magazines will call their recipes

[@popykerr297]

In my country it's an ice block

[@kelseypatterson2197]

In Canada, the small pickles are named gherkins and the rest are pickles

[@ziggyra4525]

I love when people don’t insult other countries for something stupid like what they call certain things, MILLIE

[@olindetroit7636]

Loved your comment. That's how things should be always - RESPECTFUL 👍

[@itsonlysound]

'Millie' is a female chav in some parts of the north of Ireland...;)

[@xvovox-ll4ep]

cilantro is coriander in spanish. in the us, the word cilantro is used bc of hispanic influence

[@baby.goblin]

Mexican influence *

[@dcasey714]

@@baby.goblinWho speak Spanish

[@mellifluousfear8355]

Cloche is French thats why 😊

[@TheAngeltinks]

Australia - Icey pole

[@Nerdonista]

love her!! I want to see more of her 🥰

[@sugarpuffartemis]

Y’all really sleeping on the “What is she?” 😂 That’s my favourite bit.

[@MattFromHawaii]

I love this actress so much. I also like this interview compared to millie bobby brown's interview. The vibe is different and she is so humble about the differences of how things are pronounced lol 😂❤

[@isolo83]

Why are we comparing?

[@Partyhatpossum]

Millie is a 20 year old girl who’s been relentlessly bullied since she was a child because she’s “too much” and still gets bullied because of her accent, you don’t need to compare her to a 30 something year old woman.

[@allison3480]

Right, this one is much more refreshing and I don't feel like swiping away instantly

[@fuemejor]

@@Partyhatpossumand she was rightfully bullied 😊

[@raxnamor8057]

Totally love her too but the comparison was not necessary or kind.

[@renanphillips1479]

When the Irish do it is nice, and kind of adorable. When the British do it, it’s condescending and mean spirited.

[@afiafi999]

yeah bc irish ppl are cool and british ppl stink

[@averyeml]

“Guesses,” the title says, when of the three she already knew one and already calls another one by what Americans do 😂

[@GrinningLikeaDelicateJamesDean]

Because the whole point of this is hurting guessing the answers.. are you dense? lol

[@maxs-lz4pn]

Ice pop wasn't wrong

[@Sylvia-yp2dx]

1. Popsicle 2. Ice Lolly 3. Ice Pop 4. Freezie 5. Iceis 6. Lolly Ice 7. Paleta 8. Ice Block 9. Ice Drop 10. Ice Gola 11. Ice Candy 12. Icy Pole 13. Ice Cream Tang 14. Kisko 15. Freeze Pop 16. Icee There’s too many 😭

[@Somethingfunny261]

I call it ice gola

[@LastSifu]

Since Popsicle is a brand, every other frozen juice treat maker guy had to come up with other names for them.

[@Tiarawatches]

Kisko

[@Lychiiee]

The fact that I haven’t seen a single person in this comment section mention ‘otter pops’ is kinda insane. Like it’s the only American term I know for ice poles and I thought it was common-

[@Sylvia-yp2dx]

@@Lychiiee You’re in the matrix 🤣

[@Sapphire_Skies281]

Why did I not know coriander and cilantro were the same thing..😶

[@junipers-rings]

in the us we call the seed coriander and the plant cilantro

[@Sapphire_Skies281]

@@junipers-rings ohh okay.. makes sense lol

[@KatM272]

I had no idea coriander was cilantro

[@happyfacefries]

Ice pop is technically correct

[@ilovedogs8700]

Ice pop is the non-copyright-infringing term.

[@CollegeKid86]

Non-trademark infringing term.

[@Mily_Sorrengail]

Wait…. Americans call coriander, Cilantro

[@elinatpwk]

right i was so confused

[@rebekahj9085]

Yeah we call is cilantro and we call the seeds coriander

[@cutienerdgirl]

​@@rebekahj9085 Some Europeans do so, too.

[@T_Cup]

Wait till you hear about eggplants being called aubergines

[@rayafoxr3]

Why did I never realize the one girl in Derry Girls was also in Bridgerton… she must be a great actress because I never put the pieces together

[@castescotsss78]

YESSS, she's versatile

[@mariem8705]

I loved her as Claire. She was brilliant in Derry Girls❤

[@catherinedurbin9298]

Gahlee she is cute

[@ams_world4962]

She's genuinely a ray of sunshine

[@coalsanders1504]

I LOVE HER SHE SO FUNNY AND JUST AMZING

[@Sanrioo_Pochacco]

IS THAT CLARE??? THE DERRY GIRL HERSELF

[@GoblinModeMVP]

Popsicle origin story: The inventor left his juice outside on the porch, with a stir stick left in the cup. Come morning it was frozen, and he had discovered a new frosty treat. In adulthood he would recreate the porch blunder turned dessert for his family. His child affectionately referred to the treat as a popsicle: pop, icicle.

[@LiloDaCosta]

Nice story, but the Iranians used to mix snow with fruit juice millenia ago

[@GoblinModeMVP]

@@LiloDaCosta Bro… that’s a sno cone

[@melody_shmelody]

Love her so much! Beautiful! Talented! Delightful!

[@buttahp]

We call the little pickles gherkins and we call the seed coriander in English.

[@xxroyal_blobxx]

I’m Australian, here’s what I call them 1. Coriander 2. Ice block usually 3. Pickles

[@Alex-eb3iv]

Why do you call it an ice block when it's not in block form

[@KathleenAnlage]

In thw us a gherkin is a specific type of pickle

[@Darsana777]

Sometimes in the South we called them Sweet Pickles. BEcause they are.... sweet.. pickles.

[@FoxyMcJ]

I love her unequivocally

[@lou8395]

I’m American and always called it an ice pop lol.

[@Fatigued1]

As somewhere who transitioned to the word popsicle when I was 6 because I moved, you've unlocked several core memories.

[@rebelprincess1164]

Pickles and gherkins are different

[@scoobydoobielll5632]

Yeah for sure, like I’m not pickling off right now

[@elodiepollock7326]

Gherkin sound so similar to Gurken, cucumbers in German

[@lieselstrick]

Absolutely, it even sounds similar to Gürkchen. This makes me happy because pickle doesn't really sound appetising...

[@yll0h_]

Thats so interesting! That's probably why they call them that

[@BelltowerBat]

Gherkins are small pickled cucumbers

[@yll0h_]

@@BelltowerBat yeah, i always interpreted them as separate things. it's really weird seeing people say they are the exact same product, just different names

[@JackPorter]

also why i prefer the word over pickles, pickled what? pickled onions? pickled eggs? ah, gherkins, gotcha.

[@emmiemia3078]

That lip color is sooooo flattering on her!!!

[@Justintime4dn]

She seems so nice. I wish her all the best :)

[@lisagreen7789]

I LOVE THIS WOMAN. SHE PLAYS SUCH AN AMAZING ROLE !

[@LastSifu]

Coriander is the seed, cilantro are the leaves and stems. Same plant, but different things; and “Popsicle” is a brand name - one of the many that has genericized over time. Much like Band-Aid, or Dumpster.

[@yoyosha3384]

Yeah but cultural and regional differences make it one where English was not the main language and imposed with colonial rule

[@ivpoison]

They're called popsicles bc the person (a kid I believe) who created them was drinking soda, or pop as it's known regionally. At the time you would stir syrup into water to create the soda/pop (popsicles were invented by a person who called 'soda' "pop"). The inventor left the pop with a tongue depressor out overnight and it froze, in the morning he had a new treat

[@Lychiiee]

Popsicle is a brand name?!? I never knew this. We also don’t call them popsicles where I live though - we have many names for them and the only brand related ones I know are ‘freezies’ or ‘mr freeze’

[@kristinvandermeer3025]

Ice lolly sounds much better then popsicle

[@lailaayan306]

I really enjoy her interviews. She seems lovely. Very talented