Was travelling through Guatemala in the summer and there’s a really popular brand of tuna called “fanny”. There was also “placenta” face cream. Hmmm..

In Poland, for a brief time they sold a drink called Fart.
Roughly translated to English, it means “luck”.
When I was back there this summer I looked for it, but no such fart.

A Horniman helped establish the Abbey Theatre in Dublin…

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annie_Horniman

I’ve seen Horniman in Peru too, and Fanny tuna… and also Spunk sweets in Denmark!

My wife is Peruvian and Hornimans is a household name over there. Made my pmsl anyway!

I have a Hornimans tea tin that I found on holiday. It was so funny I had to have it.

Will do, as soon as I get home.

Has to be “BONKA” coffee for me! A great pick me up!

Spotted whipped cream powder in Montenegro called Slag Kreme….

Horniman tea is named after the Horniman family – the father of Annie Horniman (mentioned above – she helped establish the Abbey Theatre) founded a museum in London (where I work): http://www.horniman.ac.uk

We have a smug fridge at home. Someone informed me that smug means something rude in some parts of Europe!

Can’t seem to share or email the photo! How do I do it?