Banned: Dairylea ad is too dangerous for kids
Like most of you, I’ve got Tango-induced tinnitus. But I won’t be getting DailyLea eye because the advert in which a woman is hit in the face by the cheese has been banned. The BBC says: ‘Parents of children with dairy allergies said it was “dangerous”, “disgraceful” and “insensitive”.’
On parent is Rina Cheema. Her son Karanbir “died after cheese was thrown at him at school in London in June 2017”.
A food fight can result in a fight for life. Why didn’t anyone tell the milkshakers? “Milkshaking’s power lies in the sheer ridiculousness of the situation,” said Vice, which featured instruction on how to make a milkshake to throw at someone with whom you disagree. “Someone’s thrown a milkshake at you! A milkshake! That’s silly as hell!”
DairyFree, naturally…
Posted: 4th, September 2019 | In: News, The Consumer Comment | TrackBack | Permalink
