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To think this isn't a good advertising campaign for school dinners?

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solarbirdscalm · 03/05/2022 18:19

I read this as being really patronising and kind of odd - not really sure who it is supposed to appeal to. Interested in what other people think.

To think this isn't a good advertising campaign for school dinners?
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LiveRightNow · 03/05/2022 18:39

I assume it's trying to address people that say school dinners are too expensive but always buy a coffee for themselves ? It's not the greatest ad but I'd consider it a bit meh rather than awful.

TheYearOfSmallThings · 03/05/2022 18:44

I don't have a problem with it. It just makes the point that school dinners are good value compared to other things we may choose to buy.

DockOTheBay · 03/05/2022 18:47

HC3S are our local school caterers. Their marketing department are obviously a bit rubbish. This is a really patronising campaign and calling the school dinners "nutritious" is a stretch - today most kids at our school had chicken nuggets, tomorrow its pizza and Friday fish fingers.

They have a campaign called "Eat them to Defeat them" about villainous vegetables, but it seems to be entirely on the Facebook page aimed at parents - my daughter doesn't seem to know anything about it. And they're always posting stuff like "has your child discovered a new favourite vegetable at school this term #eatthemtodefeatthem". To which I responded "no because they only ever seem to have tinned beans, frozen peas/sweetcorn and sometimes carrots"
The advertising has pictures of meals with red cabbage, roasted peppers, butternut squash, broccoli on the side - she has never had those.

ComDummings · 03/05/2022 18:49

I get their point but are school dinners really all that nutritious?

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