Amber
Have you ever come across a recognizable product in a package that was clearly not designed for it? Have you ever read something on a label and wondered how in the world it made it out of the factory? Well, here are 40 classic examples of packaging and labeling fails that can’t fail any harder…
#1. Only for the hussies in your life
#2. That’s one weird looking dog
#3. The horse and Ken are not included separately
#4. Those are some nice balls you got there
#5. I sure hope not
#6. At least they are enjoying themselves
#7. That’s an unfortunate, um, design fail there
#8.I think I will pass
#9. The NRA’s most recent advertising scheme
#10. It’s a delicious classic
#11. And he likes to celebrate it like a princess!
#12. This is disturbing
#13. I would hate to see the extraction process
#14. That’s an interesting looking watermelon you got there
#15. 100% pure homo
#16. Sounds delicious
#17. Either she’s a dwarf bathing in a large toilet, or… you know, they got the packaging wrong…
#18. I heard too much of this stuff isn’t good for you
#19. I need to show this to my boss, the fortune cookies never lie
#20. Lindsay Lohan’s Barbie product line
#21. I’d love to support Welsh products, but… I’ll have to pass on this one
#22. Clearly strawberries
#23. Either they accidently added an ‘ity’ – or they have a serious misunderstanding about the power of soap
#24. The Easter bunny is a cunning fellow… not that it matters – they’re getting eaten either way
#25. Let’s just cut right to the chase shall we?
#26. “Buy today and also get marriage counseling free!”
#27. At least they are being honest
#28. Yeah… no thanks
#29. Nothing says onions quite like a long, yellow corncob
#30. I prefer mine schooled and raised
#31. We’ve all been there
#32. Sorry kids, lasagne is off the menu tonight
#33. I heard it smells like ass (I’ll see myself out)
#34. Oh dear
#35. I’m afraid of anything that says “creamy,” “white,” and “finishing” in the same sentence
#36. Ice has never tasted more delicious
#37. No cock for tonight folks, we’re cutting back on our artificial flavoring intake
#38. This is why you always read labels
#39. Friskies is widening their market
#40. Not gonna lie, I’d try it
These unintentionally hilarious mistakes in packaging and translation are simply too much to handle. All I know is that someone, somewhere, got fired for letting them hit the market.