I was out to lunch with a friend the other day and one of the menu entrees was a "Lobster Roll". My friend started talking to the waitress about something totally unrelated, and the subject of "fake" vs. real mashed potatoes came up, and then deli turkey vs. "roasted" turkey.
I ordered the lobster roll, and the waitress said "I have to warn you though, it isn't real lobster, it's pollack"! Hmm, shouldn't it say something like that on the menu (like it does on a package of "imitation crabmeat" at the grocery store)?! I'm glad I had an honest waitress, but I think the only reason it come up is because of what we had been talking about.
I ordered the lobster roll, and the waitress said "I have to warn you though, it isn't real lobster, it's pollack"! Hmm, shouldn't it say something like that on the menu (like it does on a package of "imitation crabmeat" at the grocery store)?! I'm glad I had an honest waitress, but I think the only reason it come up is because of what we had been talking about.