There’s something suspicious about the placement of that word ‘super’
PinkPoncho3
deer-tay spoons sounds like allan from smiling friends
ttystikk
SUPER
cleanspoons
Own-Negotiation-2480
Don’t try and church it up, son. It’s dirt.
Prettyprettygewd
Lmao I thought the one on the right said, “Deer park” spoons at first and I was like yeah that checks out, those are the dirty ones
DragonQueenDrago
Oh this is the Swedish chefs kitchen. Huh, guess he makes stuff with deers too! And not just “Da Chocolate Moose”
pizzaslut69420
It’s fine, it’s just not funny
Lost-Average8108
Don’t go trying to spruce it up Dirt
Few-Big-8481
I have a cook that does this with everything. It’s fucking annoying.
wemustburncarthage
But I like rusty spoons.
Time_Illustrator_844
We’ve been having almost like a caption contest with our labels lately. Current MVP seems to be “Actually, i CAN Believe It’s Not Butter” for the butter ‘substitute’
BreezyViber
Who?
LochnerJo
Your daddy named you Dirt
DarthJackie2021
Had a coworker who wrote like that. We called him “Kentucky”. He was actually from Tennessee though.
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Durr tee sooons
There’s a deer in the kitchen chef?
At least it’s legible.

How else are we supposed to stir the deer tay
There’s something suspicious about the placement of that word ‘super’
deer-tay spoons sounds like allan from smiling friends
SUPER
cleanspoons
Don’t try and church it up, son. It’s dirt.
Lmao I thought the one on the right said, “Deer park” spoons at first and I was like yeah that checks out, those are the dirty ones
Oh this is the Swedish chefs kitchen. Huh, guess he makes stuff with deers too! And not just “Da Chocolate Moose”
It’s fine, it’s just not funny
Don’t go trying to spruce it up Dirt
I have a cook that does this with everything. It’s fucking annoying.
But I like rusty spoons.
We’ve been having almost like a caption contest with our labels lately. Current MVP seems to be “Actually, i CAN Believe It’s Not Butter” for the butter ‘substitute’
Who?
Your daddy named you Dirt
Had a coworker who wrote like that. We called him “Kentucky”. He was actually from Tennessee though.