To the crepe shack on the waterfront: why does your menu have “maple syrup ” printed on it when you are using no name aunt jemima?
This article appears in Jul 31 – Aug 6, 2008.
not the real thing.
To the crepe shack on the waterfront: why does your menu have “maple syrup ” printed on it when you are using no name aunt jemima?
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While I do agree that businesses should not be allowed to misrepresent what they are offering kf, Aunt Jemima is not a “No Name” product, it is called Aunt Jemima, which is a brand name. I believe what you wanted to convey was that the crepe shack should not be trying to pass off artificial maple syrup as the real thing and…you’re right.
are we talking about Beaver Tails? that place is just nasty, the dough (pastry) is dripping in grease, WAY too much sugar, cheap quality cinnamon and tastes like it was deep fried in fish oil (yeah, it actually had a FISHY flavour).never again, puke!
I guess when I said no name aunt jemima I really meant no name table syrup, but I don’t like the term table syrup and I thought it wasn’t very clear or descriptive. So by trying to be more clear I ended up being less clear. I didn’t mean Beaver Tails. There is another place down the board walk closer to perk’s. Actually according to this website using real business names is not allowed.