It was my daughter who said it, in passing. My wife didn’t catch it but I managed to… erm… fish it out, so to speak.
Anyway… they all stuck with “sticks”. They seem like old-fashioned people over at the frozen fish sticks industry, very orthodox.
It was my daughter who said it, in passing. My wife didn’t catch it but I managed to… erm… fish it out, so to speak.
Anyway… they all stuck with “sticks”. They seem like old-fashioned people over at the frozen fish sticks industry, very orthodox.
Technically it’s correct, but before finding out in this thread that in the UK they’re “fish fingers”, I was picturing guys so square they had corners in their 1950s’ labcoats and suits…
“It’s fish. It comes in a stick form. We call it The Fish Stick.”
Meanwhile, a name like “chicken nuggets” is catchier, draws one closer.
Nugget = bite-sized gold (well… two bites). Very clever marketing. Perfect marketing, in fact.