This dude telling his 2 kids about how a rice krispie is made (to paraphrase)
" Mr Kellogs takes a grain of rice and fluffs it up"
oh really? fluffs it up huh! the rice I have in my kitchen contains a 'trace' of sugar so how come a rice krispie is 10% sugar? how come sugar is the second listed ingrediant (ie second highest content) how come rice krispies would have a 'red' light (due to such a high salt content) under the new food standards agencys' proposed traffic light system where by the unhealthiest foods have red lights and the healthy foods have green lights?
Kellogs have been pulled up loads of times for misleading adverts. why dont they just have the balls to print what they really seem to want to say on the back of their products:
nutrition information
You dont have a right to know what you eat. just shut the fuck up and buy our shit. stop asking questions. if we wanna cover frosties in cocaine we fuckin will..... ok.
at least then I would have a bit of respect for them
shit, they billed their nutrigrain 'elevensies' as healthy but didnt mention that they were only 'healthy' when compared to other snack foods such as chocolate bars and bacon sandwiches (although Id have a bacon sandwich any day, as long as kellogs didnt make it).
theres pure loads of these 'misleading' claims that they have been pulled up for.
kellogs frosties: "they're gggrrrrr- ummm slightly better than a kick in the bollocks."
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