Quick Survey #1: Do you use "spelled" or "spelt"?

Yes and yeah.

Spelled.
Far East-England (The Netherlands).

Spelled. I thought “spelt” was a grain. I live in Ohio.

Spelled. And ditto on the meaning of spelt @ANef_is_Enuf

Edit: from Wisconsin. Here are Spelt Pretzels I like

Spelled. For whatever reason, the word looks funny to me, like it’s spelled wrong… I’m from Virginia.

I always use spelt.
Btw, I’m British, English.

I use “spelled”. “Spelt” looks weird to me. Same with “dreamt”.

Google Chrome doesn’t mark ‘spelt’ as wrong for me. But it doesn’t like ‘zipper’ or ‘Mom/mom’.

I say spelled. I learned my English in Canada, in the province of Manitoba to be precise. I also like using writ instead of written when I’m writing poems about vampires.

Spelled. I’ve heard Larry the Cable Guy say “Spelt”. That’s all I need to know about it.

I generally use “spelled”, and only use “spelt” for effect in my writing. I feel it reeks of sophistication, which I could greatly benefit from.

I use both.
One I use when talking about putting letters together in the past.
One I use when ordering muffins.

The former.

I often use both but have a tendency to use spelt. Similar how I seem to prefer grey to gray but still use both

I write “spelled” and say “spelt”, generally.

Spelled, in writing and talking. Eastern US.

“Spelled”
But I do use “dreamt” @Seelix.

I’m from Boston, MA

Spelt (I think.)

“I spelt out a word to him,” or “I spelled out a word to him.”
I think spelt sounds better.
Wisconsin.

Spelled. Spelt annoys me. I’m from Indiana, transplanted to Virginia in middle school.

Spelled.

‘Spelled’. As a bonus, it can’t be confused with spelt.

Spelled. I live in Alaska. I’ve also lived in Washington, Wyoming and Arizona throughout various different points in my life. Always say “spelled” though. That dreamed/dreamt thing though. I always use dreamed when writing or typing, but I use dreamt when actually speaking.