Is it pronounced caramel or car-mel
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For what it's worth, the usual British pronunciation is KARR-uh-mel, with a long A. Use that, if you want to sound classy or ridiculous.
Apparently, the tendency to ignore the second A in the word has been increasing in the States, and KAR-muhl is pretty common these days. I was born in the Fifties, and I know my parents pronounced it that way back when I was a kid. In fact, I think I can recall having arguments about it with my mom when I was a know-it-all teen.
https://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2015/06/22/9-pronunciation-arguments-you-can-stop-having/
Carmel, 2 syllables, is a fantastic city in California. Cara mel vs cara mel totally depends on whethere you are Brithish or American. Americans say carah mel, the carah rhymes with sarah. Brits say cara mel, the cara sounding like an automobile. Idk what the 2 other major English speaking vernacluars say. South Africans probably just say chocolate.