Adamski writes:
Spotted these is Aldi today. Thank goodness they have a gluten free alternative to the normally gluten sodden chias. Now to find the gluten free bottled water…
Fight!
Previously: Gluten For Punishment
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Adamski writes:
Spotted these is Aldi today. Thank goodness they have a gluten free alternative to the normally gluten sodden chias. Now to find the gluten free bottled water…
Fight!
Previously: Gluten For Punishment
Could have been previously processed in a plant which handled gluten aswell…
Very Bandwagony though,but still no need to get upset over it.
Middle-class post of the month already.
Seems from the placement that it’s being used as a selling point rather than distinguishing itself from other chia seeds. Like milk bottles with “a good source of calcium” on them are not implying other milk that neglects to point out calcium content on the pack is lacking in calcium, they’re just saying ‘hey calcium is good for you. Buy our cow extract’.
Indeed, were we to read it the other way the implication would be that all other Chia seeds were an unnatural source of protein.
Like ghosts, although they’re a supernatural protein source rather than unnatural I guess.
flack
noun
1. press agent.
2. publicity.
Is this what a Broadsheet advertorial looks like?
Will eating the seeds turn bald men into Chia Pets?
I have an incantation that can remove gluten from any food / beverage if you’d like it.
i know that one – it goes ‘mumbo-jumbo, mumbo-jumbo, mumbo-jumbo..’
http://www.livestrong.com/article/547699-health-benefits-of-gluten/
Chia, chia !
https://youtu.be/YOYN9qNXmAw?t=43s
I once sat at a table next to woman who tortured some poor waitress over everything on the dessert menu to ensure she was ok as she was “allergic to dairy”. Eventually she plumped for a brownie. “With ice cream”. To her credit the waitress said nothing. It’s all pretentious fad bollocks and the gluten free lot are probably the worst. Still, sells stuff.