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@daydream**believer wrote:

Anyway, back to the actual topic.

 

 

Buy Lindt for Easter. Boycott Cadburys

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Aldi Chocolate is nice too 🙂

Halal chocolate tastes horrible.  I've tried it.

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@*julia*2010 wrote:

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@azureline** wrote:

Still halal, regardless.

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yes but they're not boycotting it because

it is permissible for muslims to eat - they

are boycotting it because the company pays

for the certification.

 

 

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really?

They pay for certification so they can sell to the export market.

I bought 3 Cadbury Bilbies today.

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@icyfroth wrote:

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@daydream**believer wrote:

Anyway, back to the actual topic.

 

 

Buy Lindt for Easter. Boycott Cadburys

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Aldi Chocolate is nice too 🙂

 

 

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many of Aldi products are Halal certified in fact in some areas like cheese and meat products theirs is the only one  listed

Strangely enough I dont care.

Why would I do that?  I love Cadbury's chocolate.

I bought these for the boys this year.  Chocolatier, made in Australia.  No idea whether they are Halal.  Don't care.

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@j*oono wrote:

Why would I do that?  I love Cadbury's chocolate.

 

I bought these for the boys this year.  Chocolatier, made in Australia.  No idea whether they are Halal.  Don't care.

 

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why would you care knowing so much about halal then you would know that chocolate has no need for halah certification in the first place

so one would have to ask why the need to pay the Islamic council exorbitant amounts of money to have it certified

Joono does not have to ask any thing, she already said she does not care.