'That word' (below-hyperlinked to an offer on several packages of the microwave-snack featured in the commercial-parodies) is built on an even-deeper source ... something crucial that firms the foundation upon which our lexicon stands ...
The pizza-rolls aren't named after the chef who first developed them (Jeno Paulucci); but Pillsbury was the producer of a brand of party-pizza (developed by Jim & Rose Totino, after the restaurateurs' frozen pasta failed to make profits), and added the pizza-rolls to the brand-name "Totino's" when they bought them from Jeno.
The name “Totino” is the pet form of given-name #Toto.
The name "Toto" (魚, 時斗, 兎時, 都々, 翔々, etc.) is built on words that mean Fish or a combination of 'either Time or Capital (City) or |Soar/|Fly' & 'either Time or a Chinese Constellation or a Repetition of the first sign.'
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