to ask if you buy mumsnet approved food

[dannytrans1969]

Do you buy mumsnet approved food?

Basically nuggets and fish fingers :/

Do you?

I wouldn't have thought nuggets and fish fingers were MN approved .

Not deliberately, but I noticed the other day that Birds Eye chicken dippers are mumsnet approved! I’ve been buying plenty as they’re about the only thing my morning sickness seems to be able to cope with!

Captain beardy face stuff?

Own brand is usually nicer.

Dammit! I now want a fish finger sandwich and I have no fish fingers 😭

There's a lasagne sauce I use (Napolina maybe?) that says Mumsnet approved on it but I don't buy it because of that. I buy it because I can't be arsed to make a sauce from scratch

Some things I buy are mumsnet approved but that doesn't affect my decision to buy then.

Got some Disney flapjacks reduced from ocado and they have the seal of approval, didn't even know it was a thing but they're nice!

I had no idea this was a thing.

No. I buy GrumpyOldMAre approved food

YABU

Not purposely. I noticed the baby fromages frais I bought last week were mumsnet approved though, I didn't even know there were mumsnet approved foods!

I don't like pom bears

I had no idea that Mumsnet officially approved anything on the packaging.

But then I don’t buy either nuggets or fish fingers so perhaps that’s why...

All my shopping comes from Aldi :)

I'm sorry.... Disney flapjacks are MN approved?

Isn't that about the most unMN thing ever?

Surely it would be more like avocado and water smoothies.... maybe they have too much sugar though

Mumsnent approved foods? I didnt even know this exists and why would it

Sitranced

I don't like pom bears

No, because I don’t live in the UK. I buy food that my family likes. What is required for MN approval? Are they employing nutritionists and dietitians?

OpenThatTrapDoor Wierdly I craved chicken dippers last pregnancy despite not having had them for at least a decade.

I bought some mumsnet approved chicken burgers last week from Iceland. Didn’t know it was a thing till then

I think MN approved means that Mnetters reviewed it and deemed it good?

I don't buy them because they are, but some of the things I buy are.

The Mumsnetters who approve pasta sauce and chicken dippers are clearly different ones to those who only allow kale and quinoa to pass their DCs lips and deride dippers and pasta sauce as processed shit full of sugar, salt and additives.