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HelloFresh Had a Peculiar Post for Pride Month. It Caused an Uproar

HelloFresh Had a Peculiar Post for Pride Month. It Caused an Uproar
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HelloFresh really didn’t need to go there. Of course, they could’ve run a simple Pride month promotion. Everyone is doing it, so it is what it is, but this message caused an uproar, and no doubt that’s what they were aiming for. As I said, a G-rated Pride promo would’ve been fine; instead, we got subjected to this message, which really shoved it in our faces.

Folks, we don’t need to know you have high-fiber options for the gays who are ‘prepping’ to have a bunch of sex. We know it’s happening, but I mean, we just didn’t need to read this (via Fox News):

HelloFresh is facing online backlash after a Pride Month social media post featuring a sexual joke drew criticism from users who accused the meal-kit company of promoting explicit content under the guise of corporate activism.

The company ignited debate after suggesting its high-fiber meals could help customers who were "prepping" for Pride Month festivities, prompting critics to accuse the brand of making inappropriate sexual references while supporters praised the post's humor.

In a Friday post on Instagram, the company wrote, "We know eating isn’t always a top priority this month. We respect that. But for those of you who are ... prepping ... we have an extensive lineup of high-fiber recipes available. Happy Pride."

Look, even some folks in this community were not pleased:

It happened. It’s passed, but dear Lord, folks. HelloFresh’s gay sex meal kit is open for business. 

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