crisps
Coverage of crisps in the Nexus archive.
- Is it time to bin crisps and go potty for posh popcorn? It's the 'healthy' snack everyone from school mums to middle-class office workers are enjoying. But experts warn they're not all equal and some are WORSE than potato snacks
Posh popcorn is gaining popularity as a 'healthy' snack among school mums and middle-class office workers, but experts caution that some varieties may be worse for health than traditional potato snacks. The trend highlights a shift in snack preferences, though concerns remain about nutritional equality.
- Weight-loss drug users save over £400 a year on grocery bills as take-up triples
Weight-loss drug users in Great Britain save over £400 annually on grocery bills by purchasing fewer snacks like crisps and chocolate. Use of GLP-1 drugs has nearly tripled in two years, with 1.9 million adults now using them, affecting 6.3% of households.
- Fat jabs wipe £780m off Britain's grocery bills as shoppers ditch chocolate and crisps
The article reports that 'fat jabs' have reduced Britain's grocery bills by £780 million as consumers avoid chocolate and crisps. The decline in sales of these products is attributed to changing shopping habits linked to the term 'fat jabs.'
- I used to only drink socially but after a bad break-up I started boozing every night and gorging myself on crisps - then I took this £3 pill... now both wine AND junk food taste awful and I have dropped to a size 8
A person who began excessive drinking and junk food consumption after a breakup now reports aversion to wine and junk food and significant weight loss after taking a £3 pill. The pill caused both wine and junk food to taste unpleasant, leading to a size 8 reduction.
- Outrage as NHS tells parents in UK's fattest area to wean babies onto crisps, chocolate buttons and prawn crackers
The NHS in the UK's fattest area has sparked outrage by advising parents to wean babies onto crisps, chocolate buttons, and prawn crackers, raising concerns about promoting unhealthy eating habits from an early age.