“I believe you’ve spelled it wrong,” said the diner.
“No, see; it’s spelled out right there. Clear as day,” replied Destini, their server, pointing her pencil.
The diner was insistent, “You’ve either spelled it wrong or – I don’t want to eat here. What’s in it?”
“Just garbanzo beans, tahini, and lemon juice with roasted red peppers and basil, real healthy. ‘Course it comes with pita chips.”
tnkerr-Writing Prompts and Practice 
Lol. I would not eat it either. “Homunculus”? it sounds ucky!
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Ewwwwwww. “You either spelled it wrong, or I don’t want to eat here.” Pretty much sums up my thoughts on eating a homunculus.
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Hahaha…that’s homunculous 😉
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I’ll try anything once…
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I would be suspicious of that too. But I’m suspicious of most food, especially since my oranges became bigger than my grapefruits.
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Very clever write. I will never look at hummus the same way. 🙂
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Ewwwwww, lol
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You can’t ever go wrong noshing on homunculus and pita chips! (Thank goodness they didn’t print Hamas and pita chips, equally gross.) Another great one, TN.
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Oh man, that’s brilliant! Now that is a very clever way to handle a pretty tricky prompt. I’m ready to go out get some Humus now. Love it.
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Hahaha! I’m with the diner on this one. Very clever take on the prompt! 🙂
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Very clever twist on the prompt. “I believe you spelled it wrong” LOL!
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