South Yorkshire to Ban Junk Food Adverts on Buses and Trams

[RollingJ]

9 minutes ago, sheffbag said:

6 maximum per 100g some contain none

So the foot-longs are the same as some 'ordinary' bread, the others higher - but who lives on Subways?

[BigAl1]

On 25/09/2024 at 20:33, RollingJ said:

As a point of interest, I haven't seen 'junk food' advertised on buses for a long while - on those obtrusive big ad boards at bus stops - yes, but not on buses.

Indeed nor on the trams or local trains.

[RollingJ]

3 minutes ago, BigAl1 said:

Indeed nor on the trams or local trains.

So, another empty 'initiative' from Oliver & co?

[hackey lad]

1 hour ago, RollingJ said:

So, another empty 'initiative' from Oliver & co?

It's almost like he needs to be seen doing something .

[RollingJ]

1 minute ago, hackey lad said:

It's almost like he needs to be seen doing something .

Something useful would be good, though.

[pfifes]

10 hours ago, sheffbag said:

Foot-long Subway buns contain at least six grams of sugar, according to the company's nutritional information. The sweetest type of “bread” on the menu, the nine-grain honey oat, has 10 grams of sugar, while the gluten-free bread contains 14 grams of sugar

I suppose people should stop eats that Subway bread so they don’t overdue their sugar intake after eating all that icing and syrup that is exempted from the ban.

[lavery549@yahoo]

On 25/09/2024 at 11:38, RollingJ said:

Define 'junk food'.

 

Macdonalds 🤣

[RollingJ]

1 minute ago, lavery549@yahoo said:

Macdonalds 🤣

Possibly. I admit I don't partake, but that decision was made back in the Dark Ages, when were horrible - maybe they've improved?

[lavery549@yahoo]

Just now, RollingJ said:

Possibly. I admit I don't partake, but that decision was made back in the Dark Ages, when were horrible - maybe they've improved?

I doubt it 

[gaz 786]

8 hours ago, lavery549@yahoo said:

Macdonalds 🤣

Love em plain big mac and fries ...plain no crap on burger.