Surprisingly, this food has nothing to do with cheese. Yeah, a comfort food. Spam? i just hv to point out that the 1st commercial about the Bimbo sandwich is not from Spain but from Portugal!! It’s a dish you’ll find anywhere in the U.K., including fancy restaurants and pubs — and it’s super delicious. 1. According to legend, it is so yummy that it makes imams (a person who leads prayers in a mosque) faint. i know what i'm doing today - gonna get me a bimbo sandwich and finish off with a krapai. I love finding this funny product names while travelling. It's not cheese and it's not toes... so what exactly is it? Added by Tyler on August 23, 2020| Comment | 26 people like this You Like This | Unlike, Added by Muffy on May 12, 2020| 5 Comments | 7 people like this You Like This | Unlike. 'Fart' means 'Good Luck' in Polish?? Sherri from Southeastern Pennsylvania on February 23, 2008: FANTASTIC! You can check out, "krapai" is dill in lithuanian, not a product name (if interested - s?dyti means salted). http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/7123/barfdiervoed... Hiss MiSSESS oWenxz! 14 Genius Gadgets You'll Actually Want in Your Kitchen Right Now. Cheers for the laughs. See also Made Up. How do you add your hubs to a specific category? Before you start to wonder if this food includes a living, possibly squeaking animal — no, thank you — this U.K.-based dish actually just contains fried leftover veggies, and it’s beloved by Brits all over. Maddie Ruud (author) from Oakland, CA on October 06, 2011: @barr, in English "cock" is a slang term for male genitalia. What a hoot...I'm still laughing. Passing it along to those I know will appreciate it. The names are all just combinations of styles, flavors and ingredients, but they could add some more spice (pun totally intended) to your fictional worlds. Sweetbreads (also sometimes known as offal) come from animal meat. Even Spam itself started calling its name an abbreviation — in 2019, Spam began making advertisements containing the definition “Sizzle Pork And Mmmm.”. Maddie Ruud (author) from Oakland, CA on June 17, 2007: Thanks for the correction! english letters will be ''sok''...still funny tho. It was in 1985 though, so maybe they've had a name change. This food will probably go down in history as both the most ubiquitous and the grossest. This name generator will give you 10 random dishes, both mains and dessert, as well as first courses if you interpret them as such. We have many a funny picture of hilarious signs in English there. So, let’s take a look at some of the weirdest food names out there — some of which are accompanied by even weirder ingredients. Spam. Patty Inglish MS from USA and Asgardia, the First Space Nation on October 18, 2007: Great collection. Best laugh I've had in ages, I'm going to tell all my friends. FYI: A pudding in the U.K. is not pudding as we know it in America (for the British, a pudding would be a custard). mattferry from California on January 25, 2009: funny stuff... and I think we all like the "finest paris brest" as long as its not from a "dickmilch". Thanks for the great pics. I Have a Chilly Willy on January 26, 2011: Wow, who knew there were so many crazzzzzzzzzzy names! from argentina. American Food Trivia - Funny Food Names. This includes the tongue and sometimes the heart. A pudding is either sweet or savory and it, like the clootie dumpling, is often made in cloth. We have Bimbo breads and baked goods. mythbuster from Utopia, Oz, You Decide on March 08, 2012: Laughing too hard at some of the names/foods to comment properly. It shouldn't be too hard to find, especially if you live near a Latin American neighborhood. There is no known origin of the name but there are signs it was named after cheese because of the molds used to create this odd food. They have Bimbo bread in Latin America too; it's actually a company based in Mexico. Walkers Brussels Sprouts Crisps. mr williams from Norfolk, Virginia on January 03, 2009: All fairly infantile - another example of the isolationist vacuum that American live in. I also love finding items with strange names as I wander through the shops. It takes on a sort of almond-y or chicken taste, depending on how it is eaten. Add your own funny food. Karapai, however, is not turkish. Zsuzsy Bee from Ontario/Canada on February 14, 2008: Maddie! http://www.nestle.ch/de/Brands/Products/Pages/BUIT... To correct the correction...........Bimbo is also sold in Spain :o), Oh my xD I was feeling really sad a few minutes ago.. but now im Laughing so hard XD, Well , the last one the russain COK is in cyrilic , in english it will be leterrally translated into juice , you`ll have to pronounce it with an S instead of the C - it will sound like that [S:oK], cok is in cyrilic alphabet so it latin, i.e.