GC5VGRH Caramel vs Carmel (Traditional Cache) in Tennessee, United States created by rap1996

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A cache by rap1996 Message this owner

Hidden : 5/14/2015

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

This area was in need of a cache.

You can park just a few feet from the cache.
Should be a quick Park N Grab.

Cache is a small bison tube... Please replace cache as found.

Did you know there is a small difference between carAmel and carmel besides the obvious “A” in the name?

Well, first of all let me just say upfront that I checked about 10,000 websites to come to a conclusive answer and therefore I am not going to list them all, but believe me I am not making this up! Here is what I found:

In some cases, carmel and carAmel are essentially the same thing – people just pronounce it differently – some websites in fact blame this fact on laziness of people.
The “real” way to spell it and say it is in fact, carAmel, but some people just don’t say the added syllable of the “A”
CarAmel is a brown, super sweet, sugar while Carmel may refer to a place or a person
CarAmel is a confection used in puddings and other desserts that is made by heating sugars to the point of melting. The color of the caramel will be shades of brown.
Carmel is a Hebrew word. It is the name of many locations worldwide including Mount Carmel in Israel.
CarAmel is a candy – simply put. CANDY is and should be said as caramel and the same goes to any color or shade of tan/brown that you may refer to as a “carAmel” color. Other times, if you are referring to a church, city, person's name or other anything NOT the candy or color, it is carmel.