A consumer rights champion has explained the rules after one woman had to eat Greek food every day on her Greek holiday

  • Avicenna@programming.dev
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    14 hours ago

    "Susan, who has ulcerative colitis, said: “On a morning you could have toast, a hard boiled egg, or something in sauce. There was no bacon. For breakfast there was mozzarella and sliced tomatoes. There was no hot bacon or sausage.”

    Oh no Mozarella and tomatoes? Atrocious. Funny thing is fatty and processed foods like bacons and sausage are in the avoid list for people for ulcerative colitis (so is dairy for some to be fair but that is more case specific I think).

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      12 hours ago

      If you have a medical condition that requires a special diet… you have no option that planning ahead, you cannot expect the world to be ready for any possible medical requirement

    • PumaStoleMyBluff@lemmy.world
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      13 hours ago

      Idk, I have UC and the things she mentioned are fine for me. I struggle with scratchy fibrous foods: whole grains, seeds, fruit skins, raw veggies. I don’t have an issue with bacon or fat in general.

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      13 hours ago

      Just reading those three words in that order, “mozzarella and tomatoes” just made me crave a Caprese salad.

      So fucking good. What kind of loser whines about being served that godly combination of foods?

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      13 hours ago

      I have a disease that desires trash food too, it’s called shame, not ulcerative colitis. I think she got those mixed up.