Marcados, la comida infantil es una trampa
La Maldita y BocadoSoledad Barruti sabe que la comida infantil es un invento del marketing. Cosas comestibles que brillan entre ositos, tigres y payasos. Productos que ofrecen toneladas de azúcar, grasa y sal, pero teñidos, saborizados y perfumados como frutas y cereales. Vitaminas sintéticas y promesas publicitarias que nadie exige cumplir. Un experimento que está saliendo mal. Un podcast de La Maldita y Bocado.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Language |  Spanish | Categories | FoodArts | ||
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Soledad Barruti sabe que la comida infantil es un invento del marketing. Cosas comestibles que brillan entre ositos, tigres y payasos. Productos que ofrecen toneladas de azúcar, grasa y sal, pero teñidos, saborizados y perfumados como frutas y cereal... more
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