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Just cracked open a packet of Mentos, saw this on the side :banghead:

What the hell are Dragees???

Anyone else seen wierd stuff on wrappers?

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Bought a wild wild west playset for a mates 21st that was fancy dress. The map in the background, says Iraq, Iran & Saudi Arabia everywhere.

Last time I checked the wild wild west was the US but anyway.

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geez ST how could you not know that :banghead:

Dragée

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A form of dragée: Jordan almonds (a.k.a. confetti).A dragée (pronounced [dræˈʒeɪ] dra-ZHAY, from Greek tragêmata "sweets, treats") is a form of confectionery that can be used for decorative or symbolic purposes in addition to consumption.

A classic, popular version of dragée, called leb'es in Arabic, confetti in Italian and Jordan almonds or sugared almonds in English, are whole almonds coated with a sugar shell, made in various colors. These confections have a long history, and are traditionally associated with weddings and special celebrations. Throwing or handing out these candies at such occasions (hence the name for the multi-colored paper confetti which usually now replaces them) dates back centuries, and is meant to ensure prosperity, fertility, happiness, and good luck.

The town of Verdun, France, had acquired a reputation for its dragées by the 13th century. Originally the dragée was a spiced lump of sugar eaten as a digestive after meals.

The process by which the sugar shell is applied to the center is often known as "panning".

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pfft, spoilsport...

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Well that killed the thread :banghead: Haf learnded somfin knew tuday do :hammerhead:

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Noun

spoilsport (plural spoilsports)

someone who puts an end to harmless fun

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Mate bought an amp for his home system, and it was black... on the side of the box printed in big letters was NEGRO.

"Ahh I see you bought a new negro, they come in boxes these days?"

Felix

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Dragees...

hhhmm - maybe ask Dags about this one?

Maybe it was a spelling error and wasnt meant to have the 'r' in there...

"Dagees"

:spoton:

Or - Dragees, wasnt that the word used for a rear end problem sheep have?

uuummmm I dun no..

(No all seriousness, yes it is a Arabic word)...

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Agilent Technologies (Owned by HP) sell a 19" mouting rack for industrial PC's & on the box it say...

"NO GOAT HEAD"

I sh*t you not! Something lost in translation there!!! I'll upload the pic tomorrow at work if I remember

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