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Yes, We Peanut Butter!
I always describe Bamba as “Israel’s Cheetos, with peanut butter instead of cheese.” I can’t translate the line at the top of this Bamba package–help?–but it does refer to the States and the election. An aleph and vav have been added to the name of the product, turning it from Bamba into Obamba. Just thought I’d share.
(Can someone in Israel tell me if this is for real, and if they’re available in multiple flavors?)shabbat shalom
5 Responses to “Yes, We Peanut Butter!”
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harry Says:
November 22nd, 2008 at 3:01 amThis was just a graphic that someone created that went viral, I assure you it cannot be purchased.
The Hebrew says “stuffed with nougat creme.” This was a new kind of Bamba created in honor of Israel’s 60th. I describe the taste as disgustingly delicious.
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Noga Says:
November 22nd, 2008 at 7:50 amThe line at the top of this Bamba package means:
A special issue in honour of the US elections.
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Josh Says:
November 22nd, 2008 at 2:28 pmIf you look at the bottom right hand corner of the graphic you will see the name and email address of the artist who I’m assuming made it, corroborating Harry’s claim that this is a just a graphic. Kudos to Danel Eder, it’s a pretty nice job.
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pam Says:
April 17th, 2009 at 7:44 amOMgoodness…when you zoom up close the BABY LOOKS LIKE OBAMA! hahahahaha good job Danel Eder!
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