As a complement to the post I wrote in December on graciosillos names that put many establishments to attract attention (and me get it), I bring a new collection of names with silly puns, this time from all kinds of products I seen in the supermarket. Like last time, I guess this will not result grace to those who know English. * Sconehenge: pun Stonehenge, the famous Neolithic stone monument in England, and the word scone, which is between tea biscuit and cookie. I guess the reference is not coming because the buns are hard as a rock, but for its taste phenomenal. * Herban Cowboy: pun a little caught out by the title of the John Travolta film Urban Cowboy (Urban Cowboy) and grassy word in English sounds like urban and herbal means. I mean, what a soap for the cowboys of the herbs?. * Peace of mind: frozen peas playing with the English word for pea, peas, and peace that means peace. The term peace of mind means peace, so that these beans should be quite soporific. * Garden of Eatin ': they are some cornmeal chips (Doritos but plan type sound) playing with the word Eatin', which is eating, and Eden, which in English sound alike. In other words, the Garden of Eating, which is as heavenly as the Garden of Eden.

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