"floo·zie \ˈflü-zē\: a usually young woman of loose morals." Thus a Food Floozie is not a woman who can be seduced by virtually any man, but rather a woman who can be seduced by virtually any food (other than sushi).
These are available at Indian markets, and they make me laugh -- both with humor and with disgust -- every time I see them. They're a good standardized product; but the Doughboy really has no legitimate place in "authentic Indian cuisine," does he???
I have, indeed, tried them; I've been given disgusted looks from the proprietors of the Indian markets when I buy them, but the amusement value is just FAR too great to pass up! It's a good product, heats up and puffs up, does what it's supposed to like any good pre-packaged and standardized product. The markets also offer other brands, with more authenticity in name, labelling of ingredients, etc.; I buy those as well, but it's not as much fun!
I'm amazed at the different things popping up in mainstream grocery stores lately. From sugar-free cans of Pilsbury cake frosting (be careful, loaded with sugar alcohols that can have less than desirable side effects on your digestive system) to Gluten-Free Bisquick baking mix!
I don't think my comment saved. So I have returned to say I love the shot. I am so thankful Pilsbury has made cooking easier. Thanks for linking up this week and have a fabulous day!
Haha, I am so glad you pointed this out, how funny is that. I think after eating one of these, I would be 'ready to puff' too. Oh translations and food, always the best :)
What will they come up with next?
ReplyDeleteI've never seen or heard of that...guess I need to do my research?!
ReplyDeleteInteresting! It never ceases to amaze me what lands on shelves :)
ReplyDeleteWho knew??? Where did you find that???
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These are available at Indian markets, and they make me laugh -- both with humor and with disgust -- every time I see them. They're a good standardized product; but the Doughboy really has no legitimate place in "authentic Indian cuisine," does he???
ReplyDeleteWow! Just when you think you've seen it all... I'm going to have to get out, find this, and try it, just 'cuz :)
ReplyDeleteThat's funny! I'll bet it's good though!
ReplyDeleteThe question is.. have you tried these? lol Oh Doughboy, what will you think of next???
ReplyDeleteWow...authentic? lol
ReplyDeleteI have, indeed, tried them; I've been given disgusted looks from the proprietors of the Indian markets when I buy them, but the amusement value is just FAR too great to pass up! It's a good product, heats up and puffs up, does what it's supposed to like any good pre-packaged and standardized product. The markets also offer other brands, with more authenticity in name, labelling of ingredients, etc.; I buy those as well, but it's not as much fun!
ReplyDeleteAuthentic Indian?? I thought Pillsbury was from Minnesota. ;-)
ReplyDeleteauthentic or not...i'm still curious. how was it?
ReplyDeleteoh that dough boy. He is ethnicaaly ambiguous.
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ha!....calling pillsbury products "authentic Indian Cuisine" is hilarious....but still
ReplyDeleteif I could find it, I would try it....at least once. I've never seen this product. Funny!
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I haven't seen this down in DC, but that is definitely a find.
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I'm amazed at the different things popping up in mainstream grocery stores lately. From sugar-free cans of Pilsbury cake frosting (be careful, loaded with sugar alcohols that can have less than desirable side effects on your digestive system) to Gluten-Free Bisquick baking mix!
ReplyDeleteI don't think my comment saved. So I have returned to say I love the shot. I am so thankful Pilsbury has made cooking easier.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up this week and have a fabulous day!
Holy cow! what next?
ReplyDeleteI love roti! Where did you find this. I would love to get some. Stopping by LBS Tea Party. You have a great blog that's making me very hungry! :) LOL
ReplyDeleteHaha, I am so glad you pointed this out, how funny is that. I think after eating one of these, I would be 'ready to puff' too. Oh translations and food, always the best :)
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