[nuyil simp]

[Force Carrier]

Originally Posted by the-island-man

Not a new word but in terms of food... they would nearly slap the word "organic" on a soiled bag of nappies these days and charge you an extra few Bob for the organic matter inside.

Before that was probably 'farm fresh'.
Before that 'choicest'
Before that something else meaningless. Marketing spin crap(Fair Trade crap)

[FFred]

Originally Posted by Force Carrier

Before that was probably 'farm fresh'.
Before that 'choicest'
Before that something else meaningless. Marketing spin crap(Fair Trade crap)

Free rangery
Humaney Slaughtery

Quote below for a prize
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[Force Carrier]

Originally Posted by FFred

Free rangery
Humaney Slaughtery

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Now would that prize be grass fed?

And is it traceable?

[Birneybau]

Originally Posted by Force Carrier

Now would that prize be grass fed?

And is it traceable?

Fcuk that. Is it artisanal? Was it curated?

[Beanntraigheach]

I find the overuse of the word "Bespoke" irritating.

Here's another one: "Oven-baked".
What else are you going to bake something in?

[Peregrinus]

"Panfried". In case you're worried that we fried it on a shovel.

[Duckworth_Luas]

I'm currently working in America where I see signs notifying me that the business inside is a hair cuttery.

[gozunda]

Originally Posted by Birneybau

Has anyone else got another common enough word they haven't heard until recently?

'Mickey figit' ...

Once saw a sign for free range eggs and potatoes for sale

Wtf is a free range potato?

[Realt Dearg Sec]

I always feel like I need to go to an exercisery if I've been to an eatery the night before.

[seamusk84]

I only ever see the term “eatery” in Eddie rockets in Ireland.

The problem being I always need to go to the sh1tery two hours after having a feed in there.....Which is a major pain when I’m out with the wife at he shopery.

[Omackeral]

Originally Posted by Peregrinus

"Panfried". In case you're worried that we fried it on a shovel.

The hipster wankers wouldn't be above serving it to you on one though.





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[the beer revolu]

Originally Posted by Peregrinus

"Panfried". In case you're worried that we fried it on a shovel.

Ever hear of a deep fat fryer?

[Vita nova]

Nunnery: old enough for Shakespeare to have used it but rarely heard nowadays.
Cattery not to be confused with catery; the former is where cats are housed, the latter where provisions are stored.

[A Tyrant Named Miltiades!]

Originally Posted by the-island-man

I know new words come along all the time and languages evolve but Eatery..... really?!

Wtf was wrong with restaurant or cafe?!

When I look up the origins it says it was first used in 1901 but I've only heard it in the past few years.

this calls for an "explainer"