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(CityNews Toronto)   "It's not delivery, it's Delissio". Oh, wait, I guess it will be delivery   (toronto.citynews.ca) divider line
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Spaced Lion
2023-02-03 6:30:18 PM  
Sucks a lot of people are losing their preferred frozen meals - because there are always weirdos with guilty pleasures for stuff like this - but honestly, the less presence Nestle has, the better.
 
strutin
2023-02-03 6:53:29 PM  
ftfa: "Nestle said it is focusing on categories that support long-term business growth, including confectionery, coffee, ice cream, premium water and pet food. "

So they are moving towards more lucrative items like water..(!?)  Well, of course, the actual product is virtually free for them, they just pay for a bottling line
 
mistahtom
2023-02-03 6:54:44 PM  
This is a good thing, those products are bad for your metabolic health.
 
Social Justice Warlock
2023-02-03 7:13:11 PM  
There's so much better out there in the restaurant -style frozen pizza... it's a wonder it lasted this long
 
bingethinker [TotalFark] [OhFark]
2023-02-03 7:16:16 PM  

Social Justice Warlock: There's so much better out there in the restaurant -style frozen pizza... it's a wonder it lasted this long


Give us some brand names. Delissio Rising Crust is the best frozen pizza I've had.
 
Social Justice Warlock
2023-02-03 7:20:48 PM  

bingethinker: Social Justice Warlock: There's so much better out there in the restaurant -style frozen pizza... it's a wonder it lasted this long

Give us some brand names. Delissio Rising Crust is the best frozen pizza I've had.


Four cheeses Stromboli*?!?
Pizza 900 sausages and arugula*?

*disclaimer: I'm in Montreal
 
Siskabush
2023-02-03 7:41:51 PM  

bingethinker: Social Justice Warlock: There's so much better out there in the restaurant -style frozen pizza... it's a wonder it lasted this long

Give us some brand names. Delissio Rising Crust is the best frozen pizza I've had.


I like their Delissio ristorante all meat pizza.

Best frozen pizza is still Wild Mike's ultimate pizza though. It's a shame I can't get it here anymore.
 
chitownmike
2023-02-03 8:38:06 PM  

strutin: ftfa: "Nestle said it is focusing on categories that support long-term business growth, including confectionery, coffee, ice cream, premium water and pet food. "

So they are moving towards more lucrative items like water..(!?)  Well, of course, the actual product is virtually free for them, they just pay for a bottling line...


...and politicians
 
Lord Bear
2023-02-03 9:08:25 PM  
One of the better frozen options around here.  But not the best.

Casa Di Mama FTW.  But even they pulled their best flavor with the hot peppers a few years ago.
 
MissedThePoint
2023-02-03 9:21:35 PM  
"Nestle said it is focusing on categories that support long-term business growth, including confectionery, coffee, ice cream, premium [overpriced siphoned Canadian river] water and pet food. "

Related: Lots of U.S. products are disappearing in Canada lately.
 
Mambo Bananapatch [BareFark]
2023-02-03 10:05:21 PM  
Anybody who knowingly buys any nestle product should go to hell.
 
Mambo Bananapatch [BareFark]
2023-02-03 10:08:17 PM  
Nestle: the world's most corrupt corporation
 
bingethinker [TotalFark] [OhFark]
2023-02-03 10:18:43 PM  

Mambo Bananapatch: Nestle: the world's most corrupt corporation


Other corporations: "Challenge accepted!"
 
pastramithemosterotic
2023-02-03 11:19:52 PM  

Mambo Bananapatch: Nestle: the world's most corrupt corporation


That source needs a good copy edit
 
chitownmike
2023-02-03 11:59:34 PM  

MissedThePoint: "Nestle said it is focusing on categories that support long-term business growth, including confectionery, coffee, ice cream, premium [overpriced siphoned Canadian river] water and pet food. "

Related: Lots of U.S. products are disappearing in Canada lately.


Name checks
 
Oneiros [OhFark]
2023-02-04 4:31:21 AM  

Mambo Bananapatch: Nestle: the world's most corrupt corporation


And that's from 2019.   They're also still operating in russia:

https://www.dontfundwar.com/directory
 
oyster_popsicles
2023-02-04 6:22:59 AM  
The Evil Business of Nestlé
Youtube MoKLovtnbGY
 
blodyholy
2023-02-04 8:35:00 AM  
Hmm. I think I just found my retirement plan:

Running cases of Lean Cuisine in to Canada, and cases of ketchup chips out.
 
morg
2023-02-04 8:57:01 AM  

Spaced Lion: Sucks a lot of people are losing their preferred frozen meals - because there are always weirdos with guilty pleasures for stuff like this - but honestly, the less presence Nestle has, the better.


They're pooling money to buy all of Canada's aquifers.
 
pastramithemosterotic
2023-02-04 1:20:16 PM  

blodyholy: Hmm. I think I just found my retirement plan:

Running cases of Lean Cuisine in to Canada, and cases of ketchup chips out.


I want to join this venture. We could be a whole new breed of smuggler
 
bingethinker [TotalFark] [OhFark]
2023-02-04 4:30:55 PM  

blodyholy: Hmm. I think I just found my retirement plan:

Running cases of Lean Cuisine in to Canada, and cases of ketchup chips out.


Forget the Lean Cuisine, get me the pizza.
 
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