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Like sea salt, what other products are over described to sound more exotic than they actually are?
Like sea salt, what other products are over described to sound more exotic than they actually are?
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Dragon fruit
Grape Nuts. Open the box and it’s just bag of broken windshield.
Vegan leather, it’s plastic
Any item on a menu that is called “The California ____” it’s just a fancy way to say we added avocado.
Essential Oils.
Surgical Steel.
It means absolutely nothing and surgery tools are not made of high quality steel because they only get used once and thrown out.
Extra fancy mustard. Don’t tell me how to feel, condiment!
Sea salt is not overly described to sound more exotic than it really is. It is different, higher quality, and healthier than table salt. Furthermore, it actually comes from the sea. Therefore the name simply describes it, arguably in the simplest possible way.
Escargot?
“Organic” is a silly word, as it implies that the alternative is inorganic somehow, and I don’t think you can actually have inorganic food?
Most skin care products. A lot cost a few bucks to make and are marked up over 500%
Craft beer.