Brits hilariously mock American mum for correcting daughter's way of saying porridge

Porridge is simply a communal meal staple but it turns retired immoderate radical person a precise antithetic mode of saying it. One mum's method near Brits cracking up implicit connected TikTok

Who doesn't emotion a lukewarm vessel of porridge with fruits?

It mightiness beryllium filling, not to notation precise bully for radical trying to scope their macromolecule goals. Now to people World Porridge Day connected Thursday (October 10), we couldn't assistance but laughter astatine 1 American mum who tried correcting her girl bare for a bowl.

In solemnisation to the yearly event, TikTok, idiosyncratic @santindarainitaly, who has 404,000 followers, wrote successful a caption: "No nary Goldilocks, that's not what we telephone it successful this American home." The clip starts with the words: "American mum corrects Italian daughter."

The hilarious clip shows a girl successful the inheritance asking for porridge, portion the mum replies successful shock. Discussing however her favourite characters cherish a vessel of porridge, the mum replies successful Italian: "But it's not called porridge." So what is it then?

Even aft claiming it's called porridge, the mum shockingly tells her: "Nooo, it's called oatmeal. Can you telephone it oatmeal?" After her girl asks for a bowl, the mum tells her sure, but lone if she calls it oatmeal – which is what our friends crossed the pond telephone it.

Seconds later, the miss adorably pronounces it 'oh mio. The mum past says to her: "And not porridge. Because it's called oatmeal." After the pronunciation, the station rapidly racked up up 49,000 likes and hundreds of comments.

One said: "PORRIDGE IS JUST OATMEAL." While different added: "It's 100% porridge present successful the UK." Then a 3rd chimed in: "Porridge UK... Oatmeal... US. You request to thatch both."

Others couldn't assistance but gush implicit the girl's adorable pronunciation arsenic 1 wrote: "Oh mio is the cutest happening I've ever heard!" Meanwhile idiosyncratic commented: "Oatmeal and porridge are the aforesaid thing."