mmmm, fake foods. Those are the yummiest. I wonder what's really in the soup? Thanks, Ethan.
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It's obvious that this sign used to say "dinning". I wonder if someone from the restaurant fixed it, or if the correction was done by a concerned passer-by.
I've eaten at that restaurant. Wish I'd known it was "food" instead of food at the time.
Hi Could I know which country this sign is from?
Sharon: the US. Well, I suppose it could have originated somewhere eles, but the photo was taken in Greenfield, MA.
Obviously, they meant "wanton" (or "lustful") instead of "wonton".
I think I know what this is all about: http://failblog.org/2009/08/11/wonton-soup-ingredient-fail/
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