AIBU?
hatrick · 08/01/2008 18:23
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colditz · 08/01/2008 18:27
Mumsnet is not, in fact, in charge of what my children have for breakfast, and I would like to think Mumsnet Towers have enough trust in us not to need guidance on whether or not to give chocolate spread at breakfast, and not to need censorship in the manner of weak willed twelve year olds.
lulumama · 08/01/2008 18:29
copied and pasted from the website
...................'Nutella has a third less fat than most peanut butters and less sugar than most jams.**'
unless you eat the entire jar with a spoon and wash it down with a froot shoot, i should think a bit spread on brown toast is fine
there is also a banner to click on to get a mcdonalds voucher
musmnet is a commercial operation and needs ads to survive.
i have complained about an ad that was for a brand that is owned/ operated by nestle. but at the end of the day, as colditz says, we are grown ups and can make up our own minds
hatrick · 08/01/2008 18:33
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WinkyWinkola · 08/01/2008 18:55
Nutella is amazing. I've scoffed whole jars of it in one day. The big jars but not the v. big jars you get in Italy. That took two days.
I think the ad is a wee bit misleading though to suggest that Nutella is a healthy option, even if it has less sugar or whatnot than jam. Nothing to do with adults being able to choose healthy foods or not. Is the ad accurate?
LLLLOL at Maidamess cow pat!
hatwoman · 08/01/2008 19:45
oo chippy - I'm seriously thinking of changing my eating habits because of an advert. no more jam or peanut butter for me. what's the point of blummin jam or peanut butter if nutella is less laden with sugar and/or fat. nope, from now on it's nutella all teh way for me. that ad has worked an absolute treat. and it has enriched my life greatly. pass me a spoon (but not a fruit shoot)
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