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Posted by P.C.
 - Oct 06 07 02:54
This one amuses me.  I don't know why, out of that huge list, that this is the one that made me LOL.

  [img class=half title="" alt="" src="http://hubpages.com/u/55421_f260.jpg"]
Posted by Orca
 - Oct 06 07 02:48
Pain (Bread)

  General Tao Chicken. I always tell everyone that General Tao is Colonel Sanders boss, the one that taught him everything about chicken.

    [A href="http://hubpages.com/hub/Funny_Food_Names_-_List_and_Pics"]http://hubpages.com/hub/Funny_Food_Names_-_List_and_Pics[/A]

Spotted Dick - bwaahahahahaha
Posted by Orca
 - Oct 06 07 02:44
Pigs in the blanket was the first funny food name that I have encountered.

  Pâté Chinois - that's how the Québécois called Shepherd Pie. I guess the yellow in the corn (and mashed potatoes) gives its name, and yeah, it's ground beef, not ground mutton.
Posted by Sportsdude
 - Oct 06 07 01:17
poor gopher it looks frozen.

ice cream is another one.
 
Posted by P.C.
 - Oct 06 07 01:06
And let's not forget the Corn Gopher

 
Posted by Gopher
 - Oct 06 07 01:01
brawn
Posted by Sportsdude
 - Oct 06 07 12:59
corn dog  
Posted by P.C.
 - Oct 06 07 12:58
How bland.
Posted by Gopher
 - Oct 06 07 12:57
I have a feeling that it's the same as shepherd's pie without the shepherd  
Posted by P.C.
 - Oct 06 07 12:53
Only when I'm feeling extravagant.

  (exactly what is cottage pie?)  
Posted by Sportsdude
 - Oct 06 07 12:53
pigs in blanket.  
Posted by Gopher
 - Oct 06 07 12:51
And when you make cottage pie you use real cottages?  
Posted by P.C.
 - Oct 06 07 12:50
Well....that depends on how you make it, whether it fits this category or not.

  I use real shepherds.  
Posted by Gopher
 - Oct 06 07 12:49
Cock-a-Leekie Soup
Posted by Sportsdude
 - Oct 06 07 12:47
Shepards Pie.