Products with badly chosen names

[Dave7]

Pretty sure there was an old thread on a similar theme.
However, in Aldi this morning I noticed these boxes of cleaning powder. Someone didn't think it through.

 

[Sharky]

Every time I see one of these, I always think the last letter is a "D"

 

[PaulSB]

I've always thought this a bit unfortunate

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Not the best chocolate bar name................

 

[PeteXXX]

 

[Beebo]

Pretty sure there was an old thread on a similar theme.
However, in Aldi this morning I noticed these boxes of cleaning powder. Someone didn't think it through.
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I was going to post this a few days ago but forgot.
I think it’s Persil. But it made me laugh out loud.

 

[chriswoody]

These are a common sight on German supermarket shelves.

I'm not actually sure if this counts, because in German the D word actually means thick or stout. So it's common to see it plastered over a lot of products and isn't technically a badly named product, just quite amusing to British eyes!

 

[Oldhippy]

In Japan I always laughed at a sports drink called Pocari Sweat. I imagined little furry creatures called Pocari's being chased about and then wrung out to make the drink.

 

[Rooster1]

I've always thought this a bit unfortunate

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Come again?

 

[Rooster1]

so many hilarious ones on the interwebs.

 

[Cycleops]

Think I'm going to top this one:

It's a hot chilli sauce here in Ghana. Ghanaians think there is nothing odd about it.

 

[Flick of the Elbow]

There’s a contractor near me with a trade name on his van of Sparks and Gas

 

[Lozz360]

Every time I see one of these, I always think the last letter is a "D"

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That is the first time I noticed it was a double F. And yes, I know coffee in Italian is caffé not café.

 

[bitsandbobs]

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These are a common sight on German supermarket shelves.

I'm not actually sure if this counts, because in German the D word actually means thick or stout. So it's common to see it plastered over a lot of products and isn't technically a badly named product, just quite amusing to British eyes!

Well at least they don't have the racist name anymore.

 

[Lozz360]

This one probably doesn't count as the business in Florida named it thus on purpose. Still slightly amusing though.