Lurpak

Sbea

Having bought packs of Lurpak (I really do use it; so not a waste of money)in order to claim a Lurpak Heroes reward, I find they have always issued their daily allocation. Searching the web I see I am not alone: insufficient rewards to satisfy everyone who has purchased the packs. So another bad marketing tool. Why don't marketing/pr companies not realise they are bound to get a bad press for their client if they cannot honour the offer. Back to real butter on my crumpets!

SpammyTheSpammer

Horrid stuff - even Tesco Everyday Butter is better than that hydrogenated-vegetable muck.

Sbea

Are you suggesting that Lurpak contains hydrogenated vegetable 'muck' - which is contrary to the ingredients listed on the tub? Presumably you have analysed Lurpak Spreadable to be able to post such a defamatory statement.

SpammyTheSpammer

NO SUCH STUFF IN LURPAK

But why do I feel that it tastes like it?

yangptangkipperbang

SpammyTheSpammer wrote: »

NO SUCH STUFF IN LURPAK

But why do I feel that it tastes like it?

Because your taste buds have been destroyed by Tesco's muck ! You obviously don't know what real butter tastes like any more..............

yangptangkipperbang

Sbea wrote: »

Why don't marketing/pr companies not realise they are bound to get a bad press for their client if they cannot honour the offer.

Because none of them have heard/read about the "Hoover free flights" disaster ...:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3704669.stm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoover_free_flights_promotion

hachette

And it comes from Denmark. Whales, dolphins and giraffe killings...buy British.