Comments on: Gourmet Conspiracies

by: Johoseph

Fri, 07 Apr 2006 23:45:28 +0000

Sometimes I think I’m funny [Johoseph, me], but seriously I was drunk - sorry. Maybe I thought the subject was unimportant. The more we feed into the system [the more complaints], the more power ‘right’ it has to so called ‘rectify’, or change. They will provoke us but the motion of notion is refinement. Those who are destined to be conservative/objectionable must surely encompass their circle as others encompass theirs because us being drawn outwards is the aim of the ‘lying media bastards’. We must take a pride in what we know and know that it is our truth. Our mistakes, our waste is our importance/significance and we must take responsibility for it. We all want to better ourselves and granted that we can better ourselves, our inequality is based on a facade. Our waste is our importance, our mistakes, our significance. try facing yourself in the mirror, it’s imposible. Try stopping preventing demi-hells being imposed upon us by believing and listening especially when they say ‘the truth is out there’.

by: Johoseph

Sat, 25 Mar 2006 22:11:12 +0000

Are you trying to invent olive snack bars like wankers through media reverse barrocades? How long do I have to wait to see truth on the site [or shite depending on the answer], bastard world!

by: Johoseph

Sat, 25 Mar 2006 22:05:54 +0000

Yorkie bars surely attract attention, which can’t be questioned as that is its’ aim. Olives are a coming trend as are every cultural expenditurure that you and everyone around you has grown upon. Stop questioning with a negative bias!

by: PB

Thu, 09 Jun 2005 18:10:28 +0000

…You seem a bit angry about olives in general. Supermarkets do not usually waste shelf space on products that do not sell…

Olive bars are quite a hit. My company operates in this category. In case you have not noticed, fresher food options are popping up everywhere and consumers love to buy food that’s not pre-packaged.

by: heydt

Wed, 26 Jan 2005 04:43:30 +0000

I actually do appreciate olive bars… the thing is, most people, when thinking of olives, think of 2 kinds: black ones, that come in a can and kids stick on the ends of their fingers (or possibly sliced) and green ones with pimentos that come in a jar and you put in martinis.

Just as I like to shop at places that have more kinds of lettuce than iceberg or romaine, that might have 4 or 5 kinds of apple, I like groceries that have multiple varieties of olives.

by: fiat lux

Tue, 25 Jan 2005 18:38:46 +0000

I like olives. I have even bought some at an olive bar. But I must admit, not often.

The Yorkie thing is pathetically lame.

by: Tobias

Tue, 25 Jan 2005 16:05:32 +0000

Two points.
First, although we get our’s from a local deli, my family buys Olives often and in quite some quantity. Try to look out for the large ones stuffed with garlic, or failing that sun-dried tomatoes. In my opinion, delicious to the point I often eat whole pots unless someone stops me.
Secondly, I live in the UK. The Yorkie advertising campaign is indeed unbelievably stupid. We have to put up with the TV adverts too, and everyone I have watched them with agrees they are just pathetic. It’s a damned shame, as I actually quite like Yorkie chocolate.

by: Amanda

Tue, 25 Jan 2005 12:06:39 +0000

For what it’s worth, I sometimes buy olives at the olive bar. Especially the pre-sliced ones, for pasta dishes.