Translated from NOS TV in the Netherlands:
Reindeer ice not looking like anything removed from the shelves
Today, 12:39
a big Dutch supermarket business
has removed chocolate reindeer ice cream from their shelves after complaints that the ice did not look like a reindeer. According to a spokesman, a few dozen people complained.
The supermarket group has looked at the ice and has come to the conclusion that it really does not look like a reindeer. “We do not want to disappoint children who tomorrow after the Christmas dinner might get some ice cream.”
The only thing vaguely reindeer-like about this ice is the red ‘nose’, somewhat reminiscent of the song Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
This holiday season, people all over the world will celebrate Christmas by expressing sentiments of tolerance and brotherhood. They will exchange gifts and cards, and try to smile a little more, in the distant hope that their individual benevolence might somehow extricate the world, at least somewhat, from the mire it is lodged in: here.
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welcome. I wonder what games will play out behind the curtains. The suppliers may receive the entire lot back causing a Black Xmas for some.
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Albert Heijn may themselves be the suppliers here. They are a big business, with not only supermarkets, but also factories supplying to the supermarkets.
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Tks.
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