Marx-ist thinking
The phrase "real men don’t eat quiche" emerged in the early 1980s as the title of a book on stereotypes about masculinity. It could perhaps be rewritten as a tagline for Giles Foods as "real bakers don’t bake quiche". Or, at a stretch, "real bakers don’t make any money ...
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