Can you call a food product this?

[drive2tractors]

[308mate]

According to the label, shares many of its attributes with my own.

[spurs-442]

308mate said:

According to the label, shares many of its attributes with my own.

300ml NET

[Dr G]

Fail! Where did you spot that then?

[The Hypno-Toad]

If that really is what says on the label & its that colour, then the guy they're getting from has a serious prostrate problem.

[Lost_BMW]

drive2tractors said:

You do know how they make sweet chilli don't you?

Well known 'thickening agent' in many continental sauces too from what I've heard tasted.

[The Hypno-Toad]

Be really rude to the staff in a resturant and you may find that your food is full of that particular "thickening agent,"

As a stand up comic once said, "I wonder how many chefs Michael Winner has eaten down the years?"

[drive2tractors]

Dr G said:

Fail! Where did you spot that then?

A cousin of mine in NZ spotted it on a deli shelf.
It just seems so wrong. Like the word batter. There are many other 'food' problem words which I'm sure will pop up on here now...

[308mate]

Mods:

Come on? That (the deleted reply) is not a joke or a mock up, its a real product, with a contraversial name. Exactly what this thread is about.

How about in this format?

[spants]

Plenty on Engrish.com!







Tony

[Lost_BMW]

308mate said:

Mods:

Come on? That (the deleted reply) is not a joke or a mock up, its a real product, with a contraversial name. Exactly what this thread is about.

How about in this format?

Yet again political correctness gone Stazi => The cheese is said to be named after its American creator Edward W. Coon of Philadelphia, who patented a method, subsequently known as the Cooning process, for fast maturation of cheese via high temperature and humidity.[2][3][4][1] Former manufacturer Kraft, and later Dairy Farmers and National Foods, have vigorously defended the trademark.

Given that how fking sensitive would anybody need to be to get offended by the name? Stupid.

[Cas_P]

Not a food but there's a mouthwash out called retardex. The advert made me giggle a little.

[Lost_BMW]

spants said:

Plenty on Engrish.com!







Tony

Ironically both product pics fit the gag so well! (Second is a bit subtle but obvious enough once spotted . . )

Edited by Lost_BMW on Tuesday 10th August 10:15

[yazza54]

There's a energy drink in germany called black bd.


At least there was anyway ..