Enquiring minds would like to know. Or are there other foods/snacks that are name-related to the pursuers of banjo pluckery?
Edited by - chuckv97 on 10/29/2026 16:20:47
Not a snack,, but the “shock” might be apropos,.,,,,
Maybe this
i ain't got a town named after me
The little known English banjoist Ernest Marmite and his popular catchphrase "Ay up, get the toast on, Mother" would be a candidate.
Edited by - EEB on 10/30/2026 06:39:55
In the grocery store I see various food items under the brand name "Banza."
My late friend Scott Didlake would have gotten a kick out of that.
A Ukrainian company just came out with a line of binoculars with my surname on them. They are either ripping off, or paying homage to my grandfather who was a physicist that made major advancements in optics. I would rather it be Ice cream.
Bob Smakula
Edited by - Bob Smakula on 10/31/2026 13:55:29
Pretty sure they ^^ won't be mistaken for "Newfie Spyglasses": 
Edited by - Owen on 10/31/2026 14:29:33
Never mind one flavor, there was a whole line of Deering ice creams made in Maine starting in 1886. Eventually they opened shops and were successful up until the 1980's when they were sold to folks who did not manage the company well.
Here's a link to a 1980's Deering menu:
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1014&context=menus
Yessuh, I remebah Deerin' ice cream from when I wuz a kid. Tasted some ol' good!
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