Is religion hiding in my grocery cart?

[scooterbug44]

After the "Scripture on Scopes" thread I am curious - what other products have hidden or not so hidden religious messages?

Someone mentioned potato chips w/ Bible verses on the bags. What are others?

 

[LuciferSam]

I sometimes get those Belgian ales that are made in a monastery. Does that count?

 

[Smiling JOe]

Dr Bronner's soap, but they are blatant, not hidden.

all forms of money.

The calender you use is Christian, so your watch, your smart phone, etc have Christian references.

 

[Lynnie]

I sometimes get those Belgian ales that are made in a monastery. Does that count?

Love those. I drink the French ones, Chimay. Very high alcohol content.

Kosher is easily recognized. Exact dietary restrictions. Does that count?

 

[LuciferSam]

Love those. I drink the French ones, Chimay. Very high alcohol content.

Kosher is easily recognized. Exact dietary restrictions. Does that count?

Hebrew National franks steamed in Belgian Abbey Ale. Chimay is Belgian BTW. Chimay - The Art of Trappist Beer and Belgian Cheese.

 

[Smiling JOe]

oh, and though you don't buy it, the state of Florida often uses "In God We Trust" as the state motto, even though it was never adopted as official.

 

[Lynnie]

Hebrew National franks steamed in Belgian Abbey Ale. Chimay is Belgian BTW. Chimay - The Art of Trappist Beer and Belgian Cheese.

Belgian/French, same thing. Thanks! I knew it was Trappist Monks. And, they are red, white and blue so I further assumed French.

Try it next time. I will forgo the steamed hotdogs, however.

 

[scooterbug44]

I'm not a total moron, I know there are religious influences everywhere, but I am asking what companies specifically choose to put a religious message on their products.

I knew about the K - but think that is more of a service to consumers, like bi-lingual printing on packaging.

Hebrew National cracks me up with their commercials - "we answer to a higher authority".

Religious groups make some of the best booze! Go Chimay! :rofl:

 

[LuciferSam]

Belgian/French, same thing. Thanks! I knew it was Trappist Monks. And, they are red, white and blue so I further assumed French.

Try it next time. I will forgo the steamed hotdogs, however.

Really, nothing like a splitter cooked up in a little beer!

 

[Lynnie]

Really, nothing like a splitter cooked up in a little beer!

I'm certain a Rabbi would be totally shocked~~~~~~

More symbols than the K. I am most familiar with the U. Interesting!

Hanefesh: kosher Symbols and Food Guidance