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20th December 2016
12:10am GMT

Time to time, we like to believe we know our way around a kitchen. But every so often, our collective ego gets brought down a peg or two when we find out that we're actually tiny dumb children running around just looking like competent adults.
We've decided to give you guys a heads up regarding the pronunciation of certain food related items and brands.
We just hope you do better than we have...
Yes, this is actually not pronounced 'nut-ella', but more 'noot-ella'.
Yes, everything you've ever known is a lie.

This is less 'hoe-garden', and more 'who-garden'.
Best to nail this one, as you don't really want to be throwing the word 'hoe' around down at your local...

While some of you won't even attempt this word (wise, so many r's) we can officially tell you that it's pronounced a little like 'see-rotch-ah'.
'Rotch' rhyming with 'crotch'. So there.

Listen up you lot, because this one comes way out of left field: 'fa-yay'

Cultured francophiles will get this in an instant, but for the rest of us uncultured swine, this beer is pronounced: 'shim-ay'.
Shimaaayyyyy.

Less 'kick-a-man', more 'keek-oh-mon'.
Not too far off Pokémon.

'Glass-oh'
Or, equally, vitamin water, for those of you attempting to keep it real in this crazy world we live in.

'Guh-dive-ah'
Sort of like the way a British man would say the words 'good-diver'.

No 'sh' sounds here. This one is: 'marr-uh-skee-no'

Prepare to feel a little dumb. This one is pronounced wither: 'ah-si-ee' or 'ah-sah-ee'.
Yeah, we knew that too...

Anise: 'a-niss', not 'a niece'.
At least you got the 'star' part right.
We hope.

'Broo-SKET-ah'
Well, back in our box we go.

This is scary. Contrary to popular belief, this isn't pronounced 'buff-fay', but 'BOO-fay'.
Like bootay.
Woah.

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