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Flat White

The PC monster wants to eat all the fun

24 June 2020

9:47 AM

24 June 2020

9:47 AM

Make it stop.  

Seriously… Make. It. Stop.  

Nestle is rebranding its Redskins and Chicos sweets. It reckons their names are controversial and are “out of step” with the company’s values. 

The muppets who have complained about this are the same people who will complain about white paint being racist. 

Redskins are chewy, raspberry-flavoured sweets. They are literally sugar plus flavouring, coloured pinky-red. 

Chicos are chocolate-flavoured jellies.

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