Love is actually listed as the first ingredient on the ingredient list of a pesto-like spread that I bought in a local supermarket here in Israel.
Here’s the translated ingredient list (from the Hebrew, which is written/read right to left):
Ingredients: Love (ahava אהבה), Fresh Parsley (45%), Olive Oil, Soybean Oil, Fresh Garlic (7%), Salt and Spices.
http://www.morfix.co.il/%D7%90%D7%94%D7%91%D7%94
Made with Love – Made in Israel
Heila 
Does it taste good? If it does, then I’ll believe the love bit. 🙂
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It tastes great! 🙂
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Thanks for your interest in “Sous nos Couettes”. We’re now following your blog.
If you want to sharpen your international sense of humor, we do also have a French version called “Sous nos Couettes” : http://tailsfromparis.wordpress.com/.
Thanks for sharing if you enjoy it too …
Best from Paris, France
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Thank you for visiting and following. I will visit your French blog right away. 🙂 Heila
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Thanks Heila … but that’s the French one you’re on already … and that’s actually my fault as I mixed them in my message … 😉
The other one : Tails from Paris, is the english version.
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Yes, I noticed…. both are great!
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Thanks Heila !
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🙂
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This is interesting. Could this be the mindset of the producer or merely a marketing gimmick? If it is a mindset, then one notices great passion.If however it is a mere gimmick to gain consumer trust, then it sure is cheesy!
Shakti
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Hi Shakti, thanks for stopping by and liking. Does it really matter whether it’s the mindset or a marketing gimmick? Either way, I think it’s brilliant and very original. 🙂
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thansk for the follow dear…I really appreciate that 🙂
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It’s all my pleasure. Your blog is very interesting and well written. 🙂
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very interesting post dear…
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Thank you 🙂
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In my house – what makes my cooking better than anyone else’s is the ‘love’ I add to my recipes. Yep, my boys like that;)
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Unfortunately, I do not ‘love’ cooking! But I do it because I LOVE my son. 🙂
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I began telling them this many years ago when their dad got remarried. We are divorced. Apparently she was a good cook. They did not say I was bad, they just really said not much. Then I came up with the my cooking is different because I add love to it. They agreed and to this day say it all the time. They are 18 and almost 16. Somewhere along the line I became the better cook!!
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(For some reason I’m not able to reply after your last comment).
What a smart and nice idea: “my cooking is different because I add love to it.” You’re not a psychologist by profession are you…? 🙂 I’m divorced too btw.
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Yes it did work…
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Sometimes I have rely issues with the phone app and my desktop. Who knows? 🙂
No, I am not a psychologist – just a mom. (Their step-mom is absolutely nothing like me – wicked witch of the…) I did that read your are divorced.
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GROWING ALL OF THEM IN MY GARDEN…MUST TRY THE PICKLED VERSION…See???…אהבה is the main ingredient 😀
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Absolutely! Should be the main ingredient of everything!! 😉
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That is so sweet. I wished more things have love in it! 🙂
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Yesss. 🙂 Thanks for liking dear Ute.
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Not liking……. but loving!
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