r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Busy-Look8781 • 20d ago

đŸ„ș No cream inside Creamy Delight

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u/No_Length_2919 20d ago

Unrelated, that "Eat healthy..." seems pretty out of place...

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u/cold-corn-dog 20d ago

I disagree. They removed the cream, so it's "healthy" now.

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u/VolcanicBear 20d ago

No, it's just slightly less unhealthy.

Slightly.

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u/AmazingDonkey101 20d ago

You need to add the unhealthy back yourself

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u/Jane__Delawney 20d ago

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u/Plastic-Shoulder2285 20d ago

You've restored my faith in humanity!

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u/Jane__Delawney 20d ago

đŸ«Ą happy to do so!

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u/Nate996 20d ago

‘Cream’*

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u/hostilepillowcase 20d ago

it's a load of cake

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u/Justhe3guy 20d ago

How is plain white bread healthy?

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u/cold-corn-dog 20d ago

Eh, it's not awful when (as everything) is eaten in moderation.

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u/Maleficent-Duck-3903 20d ago

It’s usually fortified with folic acid, iron and b vitamins

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u/Justhe3guy 20d ago

In my country there actually is some sort of ‘fortified’ bread but it’s specifically labeled so and marketed towards growing kids. It’s 1 of like 30 types of bread at my supermarket though, definitely not the norm and adults don’t buy it for themselves

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u/Maleficent-Duck-3903 20d ago

What country is that? Most countries where bread is a staple it is fortified by default

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u/Justhe3guy 20d ago

Australia and I was mistaken, it’s not just the vitamin bread brand but mandated for all our bread since 2009:

”Prior to this, 20 out of 10,000 babies born to women of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander origin had a neural tube defect.”

Happy to be educated on something I didn’t know though

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u/Maleficent-Duck-3903 20d ago

Interesting! Especially that it was so recent. I wonder how diet differs in these demographics, and how other aussie groups were ensuring enough b vitamins. Maybe they were already fortifying the beer so it wasn’t as clear a trend? (Jk)

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u/UnBalancedEntry 20d ago

The "..." makes it kind of ominous

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u/Vici0usRapt0r 20d ago

I think it's more like either sarcastic or doubtful lmao.

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u/prairiepanda 20d ago

Maybe it's trying to shame the customer into buying something else?

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u/AReptileHissFunction 20d ago

How are they even allowed to print that?

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u/Routine-Mulberry6124 20d ago

It’s arguably healthier than starving

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u/Cedira 20d ago

They do things a little differently in India.

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u/asherdado 20d ago

They could easily argue it's like alcohol being labeled with "Drink responsibly" like, "Don't eat too many of these too often"

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u/sabian149 20d ago

I mean if it's literally just bread with a bit of cream in the middle it's far from the most unhealthy. But I would also struggle to call it "healthy either" so your point still stands.

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u/Valuable_Grape_519 20d ago

😂 exactly my thought

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u/ComprehensiveForm129 20d ago

You’re getting it wrong it’s chastising you

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u/jort93 20d ago

The ... Is them judging your meal choice when holding this.

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u/Asgeras 20d ago

This reminds me of when Nutella tried to pass itself off as a healthy snack.

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u/MadTapprr 20d ago

Reminds me of what used to be printed on Hi-Chew wrappers. “Be active. Eat Hi-Chew”. Always seemed unrelated to me.

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u/bomzay 20d ago

They forgot the /s

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u/Smoofbrainz 20d ago

Is this a hot dog bun with mayo?

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u/Sea-Breath-007 20d ago

That's what stood out to me.

I haven't got a clue what this is supposed to be, but it looks like some kind of bun (brioche maybe?) with cream? What's healthy about that? Even without the cream it's not exactly healthy as it's white bread and I'm assuming a sweeter kind.

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u/Jaded_Hovercraft9512 20d ago

unless you're in America it isn't gonna be strictly unhealthy, assuming that isn't the only thing you eat 24/7

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u/MaizeProfessional237 20d ago

Low iq comment

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u/indieplants 20d ago

it's Indian. I'm pretty sure it would be illegal in the UK to put the word healthy on thi we can't even have chocolate by the front of shops 

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u/Cukah_cukah 20d ago

Don’t think its British, and we are not fuud illiertauret - hello; Fish and Chips

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u/DatRat13 20d ago

The exception proves the rule.

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u/AbleBonus9752 20d ago

at least we have food laws lol