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Fruit Loops sound like they wouldn't be too bad. Instead, the Kellogg's product is called Froot Loops. It's a bit fitting: a bastardization of the spelling wh
by yaks_hairbrush 12y ago
Fruit Loops sound like they wouldn't be too bad. Instead, the Kellogg's product is called Froot Loops.
It's a bit fitting: a bastardization of the spelling which underscores the bastardization of nutrition going on with the product.
- mercer 12y agoIt might actually be a legal issue too. At least here in Holland there are strict rules as to the naming of product. That's why we call peanut butter 'pindakaas', for example, which means 'peanut cheese'; producers were not allowed to use 'butter' in the name if the product did not contain actual butter.