There was a query on another thread about a Hartley's jelly which was being promoted as "fat-free".
Which got me thinking - but surely all jelly is fat-free? So yesterday I went and had a look at the various Hartley's jellies in the supermarket, and yes, there is no fat in any of them (well, just a "trace" in the low-calorie sachets).
So why make a bit thing of it for just one product? Because they want us to think it is healthier? Because they don't want us to realise that it is just as sugary as their ordinary jelly? Because they think we are all stupid?
What's next - a big promotion for "fat-free" water??
Which got me thinking - but surely all jelly is fat-free? So yesterday I went and had a look at the various Hartley's jellies in the supermarket, and yes, there is no fat in any of them (well, just a "trace" in the low-calorie sachets).
So why make a bit thing of it for just one product? Because they want us to think it is healthier? Because they don't want us to realise that it is just as sugary as their ordinary jelly? Because they think we are all stupid?
What's next - a big promotion for "fat-free" water??