Sunny D--Advisory panel--Paid work

M.E.2-2

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Have your say about kid’s food and drink and get involved in the future of their soft drinks.

At Sunny D, we are looking for 12 parents to become members of the Sunny D Parents Advisory Group, using your views and opinions to help shape how we make and market out soft drinks.

If you are a parent of children aged between 7 and 15 then help Sunny D carry on making great tasting soft drinks your kids will love and you are happy for them to have. Parents of the group will help us to understand the concerns of all parents and what doing the best for their family really means. Get involved – you even get paid!

MUHAMID

Unfortunatly I'm Single.might Be After 7 Years.
Ha..ha..

robnye

dont buy the stuff cos its got too much sugar in ....

Hunnymonster

I never bought it because the the stuff other than sugar that was in it - and I used to work for the company that owned the brand.

Poppycat

Well it would be nice if the company would listen to parents and perhaps actually sell a product that is healthy rather than fill you up with food colouring and sugars

Trow

Thanks, it sounds interesting:

Sunny D now has new owners and we want to make sure that we continue to make great tasting kids drinks by working with parents and helping them to manage the pressures of raising a family and giving kids a balanced diet. That’s where the Sunny D Parents Advisory Group comes in.

black-saturn

Sunny D was one of the things which used to send my daughter haywire. My mum bought it for my children one weekend when she was babysitting and she said they ran riot and wouldnt sleep for ages. It's so full of E numbers and just a glorified cheap drink.

Lazy_Ike

black-saturn wrote:

Sunny D was one of the things which used to send my daughter haywire. My mum bought it for my children one weekend when she was babysitting and she said they ran riot and wouldnt sleep for ages. It's so full of E numbers and just a glorified cheap drink.

Some, limited, information here
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3257820.stm
My understanding is that there is no real reason for the product to be stored in the supermarket fridges, but doing so just adds to the suggestion it is a product of natural origin.

Dormouse

It's a shame my little one is too young - I would have told them exactly what I think of SunnyD! :rolleyes:

Nice to see you posting on these boards again, M.E.2 - thank you!

M.E.2-2

Dormouse wrote:

It's a shame my little one is too young - I would have told them exactly what I think of SunnyD! :rolleyes:

Nice to see you posting on these boards again, M.E.2 - thank you!

Thank you Dormouse but actually I never stopped.

Dormouse

M.E.2 wrote:

Thank you Dormouse but actually I never stopped.

You might have been posting on other boards but not so much on the Freebies and Vouchers, which is what I mainly read. And I tend to look at the poster's name before even reading the post to make up my mind whether it's worth reading, which is why I've noticed you haven't been around so much.

Oh for goodness sake, just accept the compliment