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Greg Evans
Jan 29, 2018

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Trolls. When will they learn?
Earlier this month Kellogg's tweeted out an innocent advert about corn flakes.
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Most people aren't really too fussed about this sort of content as it is completely unoffensive.
But one Twitter user, going under the name Bemused/Amused took exception to this and accused the cereal manufactures of joining "team halal," whatever that means.
They also posted a picture of the back of a box of Special K Protein, which features a halal approved logo in the bottom right corner.
All this means is that the product, which contains animal by-products, is completely kosher and has been made according to Islamic law.
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Quite why this would annoy somebody to the extent that they have to boycott cereal is beyond us - but Twitter had a field day with this very weird tweet.
Things got very silly, very fast.
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HT Mark Somers
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