[ SECRET POST #2696 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2696 ⌋

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Comments

[comma_chameleon]

That is a strange rule... I mean, in a way it kind of makes sense, but at the same time, it's CHIPS. I highly doubt someone's standing in the chip aisle assuming that all those weird ass chip flavours actually contain the ingredients they're flavoured after.

(Not so secretly I don't even like ketchup chips!)

[diet_poison]

...unfortunately, I have read enough about stupid people saying stupid things in retail to fully believe someone would flip their shit over their ketchup chips not including any real ketchup.

[comma_chameleon]

The sad part is... I can believe that. :/

[(Anonymous)]

The real question is why those stupid people need to be catered to.

(All my baby smoothies say "Without added sugar. Contains sugar naturally." No shit, really? There's sugar in fruit, and that's why it's sweet and babies love it? Ahhhh!)

Silly labelling is silly.

[diet_poison]

Oh, no, I agree with you 100%! I was just saying that there are people who would get upset about it/not bother to think it through.

Silly labeling is definitely silly. Brings to mind the fact that jars of peanut butter have to say "warning: contains peanuts" on the side...

[tabaqui]

It's truth in advertising. Like saying 'Orange Juice' but what you really have is water, corn syrup, FC Yellow #3 and citric acid. So that has to say 'Orange Drink', because it's *not* juice, has never seen juice, and the only thing close to actual fruit about it is the picture of the orange on the label.