Seeing that the product is fireworks, I think they meant “Thunder Clap” which makes sense but this product name would definitely catch more attention. Made in China.

“Handicrapped” or “handicapped”, doesn’t matter when you are showing compassion. Made in Laos.

Personally, I think this is a creative effort by it’s designer. You know, “Famous Scrap” is a little too long and not hip enough, it does seems much cooler with “Famouscrap” and the “s” circled. Well, when you are in Japan, who cares about the word “crap”. Made in Japan.

It doesn’t matter if you don’t know what “crap” really means, if you visualize the “p” to look like a “b”, it does sound appetizing. Made in Seoul, Korea.

In Vietnam, people just love fresh “crap”. So many ways to cook it! Made in Vietnam.

Ok, this is the only “crap” word on food I found in a non Asian country, which is Romania. However, this is not a misspelling nor a typo error nor a “crab” word confusion – its deliberate and a real word in Romania. “Crap” in Romania means “Carp”, a kind of fish.

Made in Romania

Thanks to Engrish.com for the great sources.