What is the difference between bologna and baloney?!
What is the difference between bologna and baloney?
Answers:
Nothing, just different ways of spelling, Bologna is actually the correct way to spell it.
The spelling! :D
nothing - just the spelling, it has the same meaning.
Its the same thing. It is spelled bologna and pronounced boloney.
one means the food, and the other means garbage....all in all it means the same thing
baloney is spelled bologna
The 1st is a deli meat. The 2nd is a word for fake.
Nuttin.
Bologna is a food. Baloney is nonsense.
The spelling like the qoute above. I used to work in a deli. There is all-meat, all beef, chicken and german balogna.
Baloney is a line of crap you tell someone.
Bologna is crap that you eat.
Just the spelling. Lol.
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nothing
lol good question!
i think they r the same thing, with different spellings.
anyways i dont like baloney so i wouldnt no.
also u no the oscar myer commercial? b-o-l-o-g-n-a? and when they say it - it sounds like its pernounced ba*loney so i think the correct sound is bologna and the correct way to say it is baloney.
confusing!!!!!
They are one and the same, just different spelling. You can verify this with any good dictionary.
Bologna - processed luncheon meat the butcher slices and gives you at the deli counter.
Baloney - The lines that the butcher may feed you when he is trying to ask you out on a date.
nothing - read the ingredients. it depends on who makes it and what the nationality of the maker is.
Bologna sausage is an American version of the Italian mortadella (a finely hashed/ground pork sausage with lard pieces, which originated in the Italian city of Bologna). The American version can alternatively be made out of chicken, turkey, beef, pork, or soybeans. It is commonly called bologna and often pronounced (by hypercorrection) and/or spelled baloney. The "baloney" pronunciation can be used to mean "lies" and/or to express disbelief (see below).
Bologna sausage is commonly believed to be created from low quality scraps of meat cuts. It is assumed that this food, therefore, is the origin of the slang word baloney, meaning "nonsense". An alternative etymology suggests that baloney is a corruption, through the French, of the city of Bologna, Italy. As the university at Bologna was known for its legal education, the French, and later English, came to call legal clap-trap balogna, or baloney.
It is the same thing . One is a regular version the other is the way country people say it.
they are both gross
I'm sure you have the answer by now. Did you know that baloney and franks are made from the same batch of meat? It's just packaged differently. It's put in small tubes( hot dogs), and large tubes(Bologna). Same meat!
Baloney - is non-sense. You can't swallow it or believe it. [a bunch of baloney]
bologna - you eat it and swallow it.