Have you ever looked at the wrapper of a Snickers bar or another candybar? They usually say “May contain peanuts” for whatever reason. Well, it looks like the airlines have taken it a step further with the little bags of peanuts that they give out on flights. Look at the last line of text in the image: “Produced in a facility that processes peanuts and other nuts.” Seriously…where would you expect a bag of peanuts to be produced? In a toilet paper factory?
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Nick Momrik 
That is prolly on there because some idiot prolly tried to sue over the contents of the bag of peanuts you get on a flight. People need to get a life! We now have to waste money to label the most obvious things!!!
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Your RSS feed doesn’t work :cry::?:
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I’ll have to look into that when I get back…thanks for the heads up.
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I’ve seen that before. It’s so retarded. Here’s my little saying. They should take off all the safety labels and let the idiots sort themself out š
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They have to do that due to some people having severe allergies to nuts. If you go into a high quality chocolate store you’ll see the same sign.
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I know why they put that on there, because of people that are allergic to peanuts, like me, but I don’t understand why they would put the warning on a bag of peanuts. But maybe they do it because some people may not know the difference between a peanut and some other nut….regardless of this, it sounds like you sure are busy since you have time to talk about peanut bags:lol:
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Yeah…but a Snickers better damn have peanuts…not “may contain peanuts”! It’s part of their advertisement for Christ’s sake.
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