Recalls, Market Withdrawals, & Safety Alerts > Suzipoo Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Allergen in Lobster Poo

#2: Think I will pass on this desert thanks

Me, too... even if it is peanuts, umm...

Yeah. :-)

#3: The recall is real.

Oh, yes, the recall is real. But anything being sold as "Lobster Poo," well... ummm... the mental image is, ummm...

:-)

#3.2: "It doesn't heal chapped lips, but it sure keeps you from licking them!"

That is priceless!!!! Thanks for sharing it!

#4: google this

I did. But... I subscribe to email alerts whenever anything is recalled, and until today all the alerts were serious-looking. Suddenly, the subject line says "...lobster poo..." and, well... I cracked up. It may be peanuts, but to label a product "Lobster Poo" is just plain hilarious! And, I love hilarity!

#5: But you never know now a days. It was hilarious.

Well, in some cultures, some kinds of poo are considered delicacies (or so I've heard). Maybe insect poo or some such. Some people eat insects, after all, so... And, I do gotta admit that a bag of peanuts labeled "Lobster Poo" is an attention-getter...

Still, you gotta wonder... if someone you know came home from Maine and brought you a gift of "Lobster Poo," would you even think of eating it???? I doubt that I would...

I can see it now: you're sitting at your desk at work munching on these "peanuts," and a co-worker stops by and asks, "What are you eating?" And you mumble, "Lobster Poo."

Is it likely your co-worker would avoid you the next time there's a gathering at the water-cooler? At the very least, you'd know why you were getting strange looks... :-)

#5.2: At least they'd be less inclined to rob your candy jar.

I love the way you think!!!!!

#5.4: And then there's kopi luwak, the coffee made from beans that have been eaten by Asian palm civet cats, excreted, washed, and so on.

I've heard of that... and, as much as I love coffee, I'll pass on that, too!

Thanks for stopping by! How come you're not blue?

#5.6: Yeah; and you are

If you see me as blue, I should see you as blue... darn... I think there is a glitch. Let's give it some time and if you don't turn blue, I'll submit a bug report.

#5.8: James needs to click the link in the invitation email, and physically accept the FR...

Yep. And I'd forgotten I'd appear white as the seeder... duh! Thanks, Sir Richard! You are so gracious to fossils like me! I think I need to call it a night and re-charge my mental batteries...

#5.10: "James needs to click the link in the invitation email, and physically accept the FR" Aha! I hadn't done that yet;

Yessss! You're blue! Yayyyyy! Welcome, Friend!

[...Pssst: you can breathe, now! :-)]

#5.12: [Inhales deeply.]

Careful... this article has poo in it...

Anyway, it is good to see you in blue! You wear it well!

#5.14: I've got a filter mask, thank you.

Whew! I was beginning to worry...

:-)

#6: There's always something new to ponder - LOL.

I must admit that, although I get many "recall notices" every day, I rarely even open the email. Most of the information of interest is in the subject line, and doesn't apply to me. But, this one, now, that caught my eye and got my attention!

Makes me wonder what that says about me...

#7: Doesn't that suck when you get peanuts in your lobster poo? lol

OMG! Thank goodness I hadn't just taken a sip of something liquid when I read this! I'd have destroyed my little netbook... :-)

Thanks for the giggle! I really needed it!

#8: What does Lobster Poo taste like anyway?

Hmmm... good question. If the lobster ate peanuts, maybe that is why the warning because the lobster poo would likely taste very pea-nutty. As for Milky Way, I never knew they had peanuts in them. Maybe the lobster ate Milky Ways and pooped peanuts?

#8.2: *looks confused*

Oops, I thought that was me looking in a mirror... :-D