Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Not Sure About "Brogurt?" Here Are 10 Other Important Foods For Men

Posted by on Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 9:00 AM

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Because food is nothing if not gendered and our economy is nothing if not buoyed by preposterous spinoff products, we now have "Powerful Yogurt," a Greek yogurt geared toward men and their presumed desire for a six-pack. Or, as Grub Street helpfully termed it yesterday, "Brogurt."

Which obviously got us to thinking. As writers, as eaters, as thinkers. What are some other foods that can be male — nay, bro — specific? Lots, it turns out, so here are 10. Patents pending.


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Bro-stitos

Which come with a pre-approved brand ambassador.


A surprisingly easy stock image to find.
  • A surprisingly easy stock image to find.

Bro-issants

Exact pronunciation of this new word TBD.


Tasty.
  • Tasty.

Bro-atmeal

It could maybe come with pre-added nuts, or something. I don't know.



Another oddly accessible image on the internet.
  • Another oddly accessible image on the internet.

Bro-ccoli

Of course.


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Bro-cchi

Practically speaking, these should not be that hard to mash into the shape of genitalia.


Sure, why not.
  • Sure, why not.

Honey Bunches of Bros

Consumption method negotiable.


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Filet of Bro(le)

Consumption method absolutely non-negotiable.


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Ques-bro

Actually, it is possible this already exists.


Deez nuts
  • Deez nuts

Honey Bro-asted Peanuts

You know, for a leaner, more legume-based protein than traditional, fatty pot bro-ast.


That is applesauce hes eating, to be clear.
  • That is applesauce he's eating, to be clear.

Bro-pplesauce

Let's end this on a wholesome note, alright? Applesauce is just a healthy, all-American treat that needs to be re-branded away from the greedy, un-sexy baby market.

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