In case you didn't know, or just weren't paying attention, Google names its Android operating systems after snacks, and in alphabetical order. Mostly.
One source says that after the first Android OS, the next release, version 1.1, was codenamed "Petit Four," which is some kinda French snack cake, but that name isn't officially listed by Google.
Since then, though, the third one, Cupcake, began the alphabetical snack release: Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo (frozen yogurt), Gingerbread, Honeycomb (for tablets only), Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, and now, KitKat.
Word is that originally, the latest release was going to be Key Lime Pie. Why? Cnet reports:
..."We realized that very few people actually know the taste of a Key lime pie," said John Lagerling, Android's director of global partnerships. The flavor of Kit Kats, he said, is more familiar to programmers than Key lime pie...Seriously? Programmers don't know what Key Lime Pie tastes like? While, sure, it's a southern dessert, I'm just stunned that it's an unfamiliar taste.
What foods with "K" would programmers know about? Ketchup. Krispy Kreme Donuts. Kraft Macaroni & Cheese. Kool-Aid.
Wait. Scratch that last one. I think us iOS users drank all that.
Any good "K" foods that Android should've used? Whaddaya think?
"Kosher" foods.
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ReplyDeleteI don't know about "K", but I'm ready for "L": Lutefisk!
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Kolaches
ReplyDeleteMmmm. I bet Anonymiss has a recipe for those.
"Kerry Blue Terrier"
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Kiwi - nope, that's racist against New Zealanders!
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There's a whole list of K foods if you google it, but I'd admit the pickin's are slim if you want to keep it something common and American. My favorite: Kreplach!
keilbasa
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or...for every suburban Unitarian/Presbyterian/Goyish family coast-to-coast...
Krispy Squares!
I've never had that. I imagine it tastes a lot like lemon cream pie, but more limey. No homo.
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one graham cracker crust,
1/2 cup key lime juice, 14 oz sweetened condensed milk and three egg yolks mixed together well.
created as a no bake pie for the keys and fishing boats. the lime juice did the cooking. now generally 15 min at 350 degrees, though i cook the filling on the stove top. really not like lemon cream.
but tasty
Kumquat
ReplyDelete@#11: It's "kielbasa". Trust me. Two of my grandparents were born in Poland.
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Krispy Kreme doughnuts
Wow! No tears shed over the poke at Apple zombies? I like this place!
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ReplyDeleteConservatives who are also Apple users (like me) can laugh at ourselves. We laugh at stupid liberals more, of course.
Basil says:
ReplyDeleteConservatives who are also Apple users (like me) can laugh at ourselves.
Not as much as the rest of us can.
Sorry...was that catty?
Dumb question, but what's the difference between a Key Lime and a regular lime?
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ReplyDeleteHarvey:
ReplyDeleteThey taste different. Look different, too. Key Limes have a yellowish appearance, contrasted with the others' green.
The key to a good pie is lime in your gin.
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ReplyDeleteyes, key limes are smaller, slightly different in color and more tart. also, they originate in the florida keys. i have used the more standard limes (persians) in lime pies with, i think, good results. also done it with lemon juice.
Kiss up Kookies! :)
ReplyDelete@10 and Kringle is awesome. Almond is my favorite, hands down. :)
ReplyDeleteYeah, I've noticed that generally all stripes of conservatives (and even those libertarian types) can laugh at themselves. Kinda like grown-ups.
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Kaf
ReplyDelete(Surely any programmer will know what that is...)