Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2021/01/26/beware-hommade-sauce-does-not-represent-its-true-nature.html
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In a similar vein, we should remember that Dean Martin was not actually a dean. (Colonel Tom Parker, on the other hand, really was a colonel.)
According to google translate “hommade” is Zulu for “hommade”.
I sometimes wonder if companies that use “homemade” in their copy have someone who lives in their factory just so they can avoid getting sued. I don’t really think that would be a selling point to me.
And Dr. Dre is, in fact, a doctor.
(Just kidding.)
You say tomato, they say tamatar
*TAMARTAR IS A TRADEMARK, AND DOES NOT REPRESENT ITS TRUE NATURE.
…and some lower case text to get past the filter…
But 19th century Blackburn Rovers and England player Doctor Greenwood was not a doctor
and Australian goalkeeper Norman Conquest never visited Britain in 1066.
hommade
hom made
they made (Arabic translation of hom)
Seems legit.
Many years ago I went to a place called 60 Minute Photo to get prints. They said the prints would be ready in a couple hours. I said I thought they were supposed to be ready in 60 minutes and they said no, that is just the name of the business.
You find out after you eat some.
Or perhaps hours later on the toilet.
Is it made out of these eldritch horrors?
I once saw a brand of oatmeal called 5 minute oats. The directions said “cook for 8 minutes”.
In the early 90’s the punk rock slum apartment building in Kansas City that we all used to party in was across the street from a diner with a neon sign that said “Ho’Made Chili” We spent many a drunken night wondering if the chili was made by real Ho’s