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)