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If cookies are baked not cooked why aren't they called bakies?


5085 day(s) ago

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demonkitty101
Ha ha ha, I like it! I don't know either-Why are houses buildings and not housings? XD

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Larry
4807 day(s) ago
or at least if they're not building them anymore, they should call them "builts" not "buildings"


Larry
They are only called cookies in America - with maybe a few exceptions.

Most other English-speaking peoples call them biscuits.

"Cookie" comes from the Dutch koekje. I am speculating, as my Dutch skills are not what they need to be, but I believe koekje can be transliterated as " (to prepare) a yummy thing that was baked and has chocolate and/or nuts and/or other delicious ingredients".

Baking is a form of cooking, so it seems that calling them cookies isn't too far off.

You're not alone in wondering why they're not called "bakies". A few folks on UrbanDictionary.com are asking the same thing. Maybe if enough people take it up, "bakies" will catch on. Good luck with that.



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