Tastes like fresh milk
This gem of a food(-like?) product passed my camera, but not my lips, during a recent trip. Were someone to indulge my thoughts, the vitriol would be thick and the sardonicism – a work Etymology Online tells me originates in the Greek plant sardonion, which ‘caused facial convulsions resembling those of sardonic laughter, usually followed by death’, a result perhaps not ultimately unlike those of products like these – unbearable.
Instead, then, I leave the dear reader with the image alone and an invitation to contribute her own – rancorous or otherwise – commentary.
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