Re: FA Illuminati - You know Who.I.Am
What-is-the-etymology-of-Bánh-mì
>With an assist from a buzzed Vietnamese friend: roughly translating to "wheat bread", bánh mi refers to the baguette. The sandwich is technically báhn mi thit nguoi which translates to "baguette with cold meats". Other bánh are most often made with rice flour and are more similar to dumplings.
>Bánh mì literally means bread made from wheat, and is used to refer both to baguettes and sandwiches. Bánh by itself is used for most anything made out of any flour, including breads, cakes, cookies, noodles, dumplings.
BTW Contrary to the previous post, bánh mì thịt người does not mean "baguette with cold meats"
how cute
What-is-the-etymology-of-Bánh-mì
>With an assist from a buzzed Vietnamese friend: roughly translating to "wheat bread", bánh mi refers to the baguette. The sandwich is technically báhn mi thit nguoi which translates to "baguette with cold meats". Other bánh are most often made with rice flour and are more similar to dumplings.
>Bánh mì literally means bread made from wheat, and is used to refer both to baguettes and sandwiches. Bánh by itself is used for most anything made out of any flour, including breads, cakes, cookies, noodles, dumplings.
BTW Contrary to the previous post, bánh mì thịt người does not mean "baguette with cold meats"
how cute
