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[summereats.livejournal.com]

What do people think of food based names and have you heard any in real life that aren't the norm?

I went to school with three sisters named Apples, Orange and Peaches and i never thought it was a big deal.

I like Honey and Poppy but maybe just as (short-lived) nick names? Any others out there?

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[invisiblepet.livejournal.com]

Cokie (i.e. Cokie Roberts, newsperson) isn't really a food, but it sound like Coke. I like the sound of it, just to repeat it until I get sick of it. But I couldn't use it as a name. Poppy is fun to say, too.

I went to school with a Cherry. I've also known Brandy's and Sherry's (drinks count?) I've known Cayenne and Candy and Ginger.

There's a Dulce at the school I work at now...that's Spanish for "Sweet".

There's Pam. Ha ha haaa, the spray stuff. :)

People seem to have an obsession with Bree (brie), Colby, Jack, and Monterrey. Why not throw Chedder and Mozzi in there for good measure.