if it's in a candy bar 'kara mel' - I like mine loaded with peanuts and karamel
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If it’s a soft chew, or something I would eat on its own, I would call it a kara mel.
If it’s a coffee drink, ice cream topping, or ingredient I have always called in car mul.
Not sure how, where, or why I call it that way.
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I was raised to pronounce it 'carmul' but have since been pronouncing it caramel. Although, I go back to my roots when I say 'carmulized onions'. Soooo, I'm screwed up. Mrs DF and the boys rib me for saying 'white' instead of 'wyte'. I actually pronounce the 'wh' sound but not overly so. This is a source of amusement for my family.
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