Really? Why? by Faemike55
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does not make any sense....
Comments (46)
donnena
I bet it's Gluten and Corn Syrup Free, too!!!! be sure to swing thru the sea food section for your Giant Shrimp!!
Radar_rad-dude
I have never heard of 'ultra' pasteurization before! This one really takes the cake, and also the flavor, I'm afraid. Good catch, Mike! Well done!
netot
Half has fat and half is free, so at the end of the day is 1/4 of fat.... Or something like that....well, is weird at last!
VEDES
Very cool!!!!!!!!!!!!
Crudelitas
OK! Something caused naturally in the early morning rough headache. LOL Sometimes I wish also, I was an illiterate ... Terrific photo, very funny!
velleman
Such things happen :-). Great capture.
snowcrow1
If it made you buy it, than it did its job, rather it made sense or not!! Great find!!
dochtersions
As not living in the USA I had no clue about what this could be. ha-ha, I thought something with motor-oil; anyway it's no Dutch cheese for sure
art-ella
Makes sense. Is half water and half milk.
dreamecho
I have to agree...Why? Very confusing!
g1tip
Maybe it should now be labeled "Half & No Half!"
flavia49
nice shot
STEVIEUKWONDER
I think we're missing the point here! The milk with the fat in, stays away from the conscientious slimmer and hops in the mug, for those who like to pig out on the cream! What a great idea! lol Nicely spotted Mike!
Glendaw
Oy very confusing --- we have it here too !
Sure is good on oatmeal porridge and in coffee !
KatesFriend
I wouldn't know. We Canadians sell our milk in bags.
anahata.c
Here's my explanation: In ancient India they believed that swans could drink the milk out of a combo of milk and water; so the people who made this half-and-half called up ancient India---they got great rates from Verizon---asked for the swan, said they'd pay it big bucks if it'd help them out, the swan agreed, and he flew to the 21st C and drank all the cream out of this half-and-half. Sounds good, right? (Ok, the swan then got sick from all that cream, and sued.) Anyway, I've never seen a half-and-half like that, and it's a riot. Also, I really like the picture, because of the tilt, the two different sides (one with a knife, the other with that area in the background). And the peach-tan hue of it all. And the big black splotch on the container, where you, I assume, blacked out the brand-name, to avoid problems. I love that splotch. Fun piece, and fun shot too.