Waitrose has removed a set of Easter-themed chocolate ducklings from its shelves after accusations of racism.
The trio of sweet treats, consisting of mini white, milk, and dark chocolate ducklings, were originally labelled “crispy”, “fluffy” and “ugly” on the packaging.
The product in its original form has since been axed, and replaced by a redesign, after receiving “a small number of complaints” that the “ugly” dark chocolate duckling had racist connotations.
Keep the ducks and rid us of these virtue signalling eejits who complained.
Waitrose has removed a set of Easter-themed chocolate ducklings from its shelves after accusations of racism.The trio of sweet treats, consisting of mini white, milk, and dark chocolate ducklings, were originally labelled “crispy”, “fluffy” a
A Waitrose spokesperson has since confirmed to Yahoo UK, “the ugly duckling” is a reference to a fairy tale of the same name by Danish author Hans Christian Andersen.
The story features a song with the lyrics: “There once was an ugly duckling, with feathers all stubby and brown, and the other birds said in so many words, get out of town.”
It's all the fault of Hans Christian Andersen A Waitrose spokesperson has since confirmed to Yahoo UK, “the ugly duckling” is a reference to a fairy tale of the same name by Danish author Hans Christian Andersen.The story features a song with the
Common sense is no longer common any more. Instead its level seems to have deteriorated to a level resembling than of a moron. A "complaint" against nothing, I think. Where is the spirit of Easter, pc police person?
Anyone into pistachio ice-cream may I suggest one tries out Waitrose's own brand or the more expensive made by Grom - they are absolutely creamilicious!
Common sense is no longer common any more. Instead its level seems to have deteriorated to a level resembling than of a moron. A "complaint" against nothing, I think. Where is the spirit of Easter, pc police person? Anyone into pistachio ice-cream ma
the store should have more sense than to market the chocolates this way in the first place with said captions . It's obvious that these could be construed as racist (daft or not ) so why fuel the fire ?
I guess it's unfortunate that the three colours represent the three main skin tones of black, brown and beige (no humans are actually 'white' - polar bears are white
the store should have more sense than to market the chocolates this way in the first place with said captions . It's obvious that these could be construed as racist (daft or not ) so why fuel the fire ? I guess it's unfortunate that the three co
................I guess it's unfortunate that the three colours represent the three main skin tones of black, brown and beige
Yeah , those victorian chocolate manufacturers and their wretched racist symbolism . Thank goodness that the world is now a better place and these evil cocoa processors are being sanctioned accordingly
................I guess it's unfortunate that the three colours represent the three main skin tones of black, brown and beigeYeah , those victorian chocolate manufacturers and their wretched racist symbolism . Thank goodness that the world is now a b
I'm not offended by the colour or names of the afore mentioned. What DOES concern me is the cultural appropriation of ducks.
I'll never shop in Waitrose again.
I'm not offended by the colour or names of the afore mentioned. What DOES concern me is the cultural appropriation of ducks.I'll never shop in Waitrose again.
I was in a antiques/collectors shop the other day, there were loads of the original giveaway figures from Robertsons for sale, including a hand puppet
Reynard I was in a antiques/collectors shop the other day, there were loads of the original giveaway figures from Robertsons for sale, including a hand puppet
'lovegod', indeed,...calling it White Magic would not sound right. Imagine a customer enters a shop and says..."Can I have a box of White Magic please?" That has numerous connotations; White Magic,...magic mushroom? Cocaina?
That "famous" household named chocolate no doubt is patented at huge costs.
'lovegod', indeed,...calling it White Magic would not sound right. Imagine a customer enters a shop and says..."Can I have a box of White Magic please?" That has numerous connotations; White Magic,...magic mushroom? Cocaina?That "famous" household na