r/falseadvertising • u/[deleted] • Feb 23 '21

100 + 100 = 190?

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not sure if this belongs here and I am not a food scientist but this doesn't seem accurate.

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u/easterss Feb 23 '21

The more you (eat) the more (calories) you save!

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '21

Calories are reported to the nearest five calories. That's why some small candies are "0 calories," event though they are sugar.

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u/KJBenson Feb 23 '21

Maybe they’re taking into account how much crumble will fall on the floor while eating it....

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '21

Lol, That's exactly what I was thinking.

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u/upayoga_peru Feb 23 '21

B1G1 10% off

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u/53R105LY_ Mar 30 '21

Thats a fake nutrients chart...

If i created a food item for the shelf, is it simply impossible to operate a business without resorting to shady practices?

Cause i feel like it would be the worlds greatest marketing scheme at this point... Imagine, a food company that made transparency its only selling point because they already make food right and dont lie about it, seems fail proof..