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A TESCO IN London was left a bit red faced when they promoted Ramadan with bacon-flavoured Pringles.
Muslims don’t eat or drink anything from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan–the ninth month in the Islamic calendar when they believe the Quran was revealed to Muhammad.
The other thing, is that they tend not to enjoy the taste of pork, which is considered forbidden for many Muslims… which makes this Tesco display all the more facepalm-worthy.
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Speaking to BuzzFeed, Raza Hassan said he wasn’t offended at all, but found the irony hilarious.
They had other flavours as well, it just seemed someone had stacked them in to the Ramadan promotional one by mistake!
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Tesco quickly replied:
@CorruptOverlord I'm so sorry for this, can you tell me which store you saw this in? I can then address this immediately with Management.
They later issued a statement on Twitter saying they would be removing the flavour, despite the fact that they don’t actually contain any meat products.
We are proud to offer a wide range of meals and products to meet the needs of our customers during Ramadan. We recognise these Pringles weren’t in the most suitable place and our store colleagues have now moved them.
Many supermarkets in the UK are offering special deals for the month, as Muslims are set to spend an extra £100 million on food.
Friday 8 November, 2024
Friday 8 November, 2024
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Tesco have withdrawn this spectacular fail of a Ramadan promotion
A TESCO IN London was left a bit red faced when they promoted Ramadan with bacon-flavoured Pringles.
Muslims don’t eat or drink anything from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan–the ninth month in the Islamic calendar when they believe the Quran was revealed to Muhammad.
The other thing, is that they tend not to enjoy the taste of pork, which is considered forbidden for many Muslims… which makes this Tesco display all the more facepalm-worthy.
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Speaking to BuzzFeed, Raza Hassan said he wasn’t offended at all, but found the irony hilarious.
Tesco quickly replied:
They later issued a statement on Twitter saying they would be removing the flavour, despite the fact that they don’t actually contain any meat products.
Many supermarkets in the UK are offering special deals for the month, as Muslims are set to spend an extra £100 million on food.
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