I know that! I'm just making a comment!! Everyone else seems to call it jam, we are the ones who call it jelly!


>>I wasn't trying to answer your question; just commenting.
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>Yeah. I realised after I'd sent it that it wasn't you who'd 1st made the jelly comment :-)
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>>The commercial must just run over here. It's for Polaner All Fruit. I table of very proper English people are having tea with a very stereotyped American. Everyone says, "Please pass the Polaner All Fruit." Then he suddenly blurts out, "Please pass the jelly!" in a very country-mid-western accent. Everyone else at the table is taken aback, and one older lady acts like she's going to faint.
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>When I said "which jelly" I didn't mean what is the brand name; I meant English or American interpretation: i.e. fruit preserve or something that goes in a dessert (like trifle).
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>>>>I love that commercial, "Please pass the jelly!"
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>>>Hi Jay
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>>>That didn't answer my question. And as for the commercial - well we don't get it here. Which jelly does it refer to?
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>>>>>BTW, by "jelly" do you mean that which wobbles and comes from a mould, or a fruit preserve you spread on bread. I think what to us is jelly, to you is jello, and what to you is jelly to us is jam. :-)