Had a few tins last night Tobes and was not the mood your usual rebuttal A little over the top from me there But yeah, not millions but certainly thousands, without even touching on child slave labour and atrociousness working conditions. Their campaign of misinformation in less developed nations has had a serious impact in the past with pushing formula rather than breast feeding, which we know is important for early development of the baby's immune system and given these are developing nations a stronger immune system is certainly important especially in those early months. Going at new born kids and impacting their health for $$ is evil imo. They used their position to get into the hospitals and have them push their products and ran campaigns putting it out there that their formula is better than breast milk, which is complete bollocks. Sure even the drink 8 glasses of water a day is bollocks and has proven to be so, it was put out there by the water sellers. People still believe that **** and think tea coffee and other liquid drinks don't count towards your water intake ffs
So..... which companies are safe for us to use or purchase goods from now that you have ruined chocolate and fruit pastels.
Im thinking an OT thread is in order OT - The most Evil Poster in the World. Then a rant about how billions have suffered due to not getting their required dose of Nesquick, Lion Bars and Randoms.
Nestle own over 8,000 products... everyone make a list from the following link and make sure you boycott http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nestlé_brands Surprising ones are Felix and Go Cat pet food
Have you not seen his films? How did you not know he was evil? Kellogg's use s to mix their ingredients* *may not be 100% true
If everyone just boycotted a few products it would have a massive impact. I own a Nespresso machine I was bought a few years ago, not bought the pods for it for 18 months, pain in the arse but you gotta start somewhere. Beats working as a child slave labourer for Nestle. Its just so hard to tell when they make something at times. my other half ****ing hates Nestle, she boycotts everything they make
Neither have I but then, I've not bought Tesco burgers for a long time. I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to buying burgers, I usually go to the deli-counter and pay a bit more for decent burgers. Only frozen ones I eat are the ones I freeze PS...what you cooking?
Ditto I get pates from the butchers made from round steak. mmmmmmmm tasty, making me hungry you cnts No shortcuts on beef please, that is just messing around
I had fresh burgers earlier and on Friday. Had lettuce, tomato, cucumber, chorizo, cheese and cucumber on a buttered cob (yes, a ****ing cob!) with tomato sauce too. [NSFW](DR will understand the cucumber bit)[/NSFW] Only problem is, I'm the only one in this house that likes these (soot of) home made burgers so it get expensive when you add all that stuff up for one person.
Iv'e had Nestle on the boycott list for 20 years Sisu,get in touch with the campaign and they will supply you with the info you need when shopping.It's a constantly shifting situation with these bloody massive corporations,buying up this and that as the years go by. Boycott Nestle
Mweh, not keen on barbeque sauce which will essentially be what that pizza is. Is it cheesy garlic bread? Is it pizza or french bread shaped? #detailsrequired
The Pizza express garlic breads are the best.. the ones with pizza dough base, and mozzarella pieces on top
