While the majority of countries may think nothing of these product names, those of us in Scotland are sure to raise an eyebrow or crack a chuckle with these brands that have totally different (and not so innocent) meanings here.
In true ‘potty humour’ fashion, the past years have seen an uproar on social media as Scottish users laugh together over hilariously branded Malaysian nut butter or Canadian chocolate bars - but there’s yet more.
Here are 6 brands from around the world that might be taken less seriously in Scotland.
Here are 6 brands from around the world that might be taken less seriously in Scotland.
5. Füd energy drink
Brain Füd, the team behind this energy drink, said it "combines natural caffeine, B-vitamins and electrolytes with real fruit juices to deliver a completely natural energy boost." The name, however, can be read similarly to a certain derogatory word used in Scotland. Photo: Submitted
6. Skelf Island adventure playground
This exciting wooden playground with treetop nest structures at Castle Howard would definitely be enjoyed by any youth, however, the Scottish parents of said youth may be concerned to see "Skelf Island" as the advertised title of the wooden wonderland as 'skelf' is the Scots word for splinter. Stay safe kids! Photo: YouTube Screengrab