Dannon Activia Lawsuit
 

[url]http://www.foxnews.com/health/2010/12/15/dannon-settles-complaints-yogurt-ads/?test=latestnews[/url] (wfs)

I don't know whether to laugh, cry or cheer at this.

Re: Dannon Activia Lawsuit
 

As Michael Pollan (and others) like to say, it's probably better to avoid any food that makes too-good-to-be true marketing claims....broccoli, kale, and grass-fed beef don't have big advertising budgets.

Re: Dannon Activia Lawsuit
 

[QUOTE=Eric Montgomery;880042]As Michael Pollan (and others) like to say, it's probably better to avoid any food that makes too-good-to-be true marketing claims....broccoli, kale, and grass-fed beef don't have big advertising budgets.[/QUOTE]
Kale does. Its one of the 'Superfoods.'

Re: Dannon Activia Lawsuit
 

[QUOTE=Eric Montgomery;880042]As Michael Pollan (and others) like to say, it's probably better to avoid any food that makes too-good-to-be true marketing claims....broccoli, kale, and grass-fed beef don't have big advertising budgets.[/QUOTE]

I for one would love to see more ads for broccoli. They'd be a darn sight better than all those fast-food ads. :D

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Oh the irony, I was thinking about this last night looking at the shiny "organic" and "good source of calcium" labels on the shredded taco cheese at the store... mentally I was thinking they have all these bells and whistles in labelling for processed foods, why the heck isn't Kale labelled as both organic and a good source of calcium?

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[QUOTE=Craig Rogers;881154]Kale does. Its one of the 'Superfoods.'[/QUOTE]

True, but I've yet to see it in a TV commercial or magazine ad.

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Kale... nature's scrub brush!

Expect to see super bowl commercials this year.