Daily Digest

Category: Nima Sensor

  • No…Wendy’s is NOT safe for people with celiac disease

    No…Wendy’s is NOT safe for people with celiac disease

    The Nima Sensor influencers have gone nuts. It’s amazing what people will do for money.

    The latest example: This woman whose every other post is testing shitty fast food with the Nima Sensor and then celebrating that she can eat whatever she just tested. And then eats it.

    She just did this with Wendy’s fries.

    It doesn’t matter to her that:

    • Wendy’s actually says their fries are not GF.
    • It only tests a miniscule amount.
    • It’s not 100% accurate.

    When there is money to be made, damn the celiac community.

    Here is my response to her post:

    And you can see I wasn’t alone in my feelings.

    It’s a shame.

    But in today’s me-first world, nothing surprises me anymore

  • Taco Bell, the Nima Sensor and an Influencer: What a disaster!

    Taco Bell, the Nima Sensor and an Influencer: What a disaster!

    Not sure if you follow me on social media but it was an interesting week to say the least.

    A GF influencer who shall remain nameless did a promoted (i.e. paid) post for the Nima Sensor, where he tested a Taco Bell dish.

    The test, which only touches about 1% of the food and costs a fortune, said it was safe.

    Influencer then eats the meal.

    This is everything wrong with so much in today’s GF community.

    The influencer thing has gotten completely out of control.

    No one talks about celiac disease anymore. Unless they do a fake video of themselves in tears, crying about not feeling well (after promoting shit foods of course).

    Nothing is real anymore. Nothing is authentic.

    Taco Bell warns people with celiac disease not to eat their food.

    But when there’s money to be made, the hell with that.

    I got some pushback of course from a few “influencers” but on the bright side, tons of people agreed with me.

    They’re sick of the whole influencer bullshit.

    Perhaps this is the beginning of the end and we can go back to talking about the disease.

    Hey…a Dude can hope.