What are these called? They are very traditional in Britain.
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Are they called "escargot"?
My doughter said "kururin!!"←in Japanease
My husband said "mushroom"?
But aren't they failure?←Sorry!
Sorry. You are all wrong.
Try again!
Another hint?
It is part of the most traditional food of England.And it comes from a county famous for a small terrier.
So,is it called "tail"?
Or "terrier tail".
Terrier's tail is wind into like a ball.
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