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The green color and nut pieces shown in this product certainly suggest that it’s pistachio, as advertised. But wait, pistachio lovers. The ingredients reveal that the nuts are diced almonds; the flavor, artificial. And the green color? Yellow and blue dyes.
Left, a “weekend special” from a restaurant named Oscar’s. The soup is labeled "Cream of Crap."
Right, a supermarket’s dessert. “It looked tasty,” a reader wrote of the misspelled mousse (labeled "chocolate mouse cake"), “but I decided to go with the ratberry torte.”
While you’re at it, keep that blade out of adults, too.
An Alabama reader wrote that he snapped this shot two days after tying two bags of squirrel repellent to his feeder. “Squirrels get one whiff,” claims one of the product’s sellers, “and they take off for good!” Or not.
“Living in Madison,” a reader wrote, “I’ve been missing out, just because sea turtles are not indigenous to Wisconsin!” The ad describes "indignant sea turtles."
A puzzled reader sent this tag from a Calvin Klein sweater.
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