BRUSSELS — The European Commission has published a list of U.S. products that could be subject to retaliatory tariffs after the Donald Trump administration on Wednesday imposed 25 percent global tariffs on steel and aluminum.

The 99-page list is dominated by meat, poultry, fruit and vegetables and alcoholic beverages — and includes chewing gum, communion wafers, nicotine vapes and patches, and ... women’s négligées.

Other items read like an attack on the American way of life — including outdoor wear, tents, workshop tools and household appliances. And then there are heavy-duty items like plant machinery, snowplows and motorcycles.

Such lists are typically designed to cause economic pain in the home states of Republican lawmakers who could influence Trump to abandon his trade war. Usually straight-laced trade bureaucrats will admit if pressed that compiling them is the most fun part of their job.