Not Washed or Cooked, # 1

I'm trying to clear the seasonal mangles before the season ends, so here's a link the Daily Mail posted, without spellchecking or proofreading it, on the index of its website on Christmas Eve:

Oddly, the headline on the linked page was almost identical, except that it was correct:

 Link: Daily Mail, 'artifical spruce'

It's not the first time the newspaper has run an 'old, faux Christmas tree' story — complete with the same typo. Here's 2007's version:

 Link: Daily Mail, 'artifical Christmas tree'

The Mail seems to be fond of this typo. There are other headlines and links (sometimes with one or other corrected), copy and captions:

 

Link: Daily Mail, 'artifical skin'

    Link: Daily Mail, 'artifical legs'

Link: Daily Mail, 'Artifical Intelligence 1'

Link: Daily Mail, 'Artifical Intelligence 2'

 Link: Daily Mail, 'artifical flavours'

  Link: Daily Mail, 'artifical turf'

There are more… and I think we'll be meeting this one again.