Deliciously Ella - Ella Mills Woodward and Plants By DE

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emm

I am waiting for the time that the UK makes a differentiation between "nutritionist" and"dietitian" . The things people like her claim as truth just make me SO angry

Meg78 said:
It’s made a lot easier when you have full time childcare
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and so ill but you manage to take photo, I am sure loads of parents who are ill can do this
 
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Kdog65

YES to this!!!!! Annoys the hell out of me! Dietician is a protected title that people have to have a degree for and it is an allied health profession within the NHS. Then you’ve got people like Rhiannon lambert (rhitrition) charging people an absolute fortune in Harley street and she is only a nutritionist. Not a dietician!
 
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emm

Exactly, it is insane how easy it is so basically claim you have some (any) kind of scientific qualification!
 
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Cariad

And Rhiannon has the audacity to lecture to her followers about 'healthy eating' ...as well as to plug her Dorling kindersley nutrition book
 
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littleteapot

Yeah, I remember one of the disaster outcomes being brownies, that is just hilarious that you've had the same experience. I couldn't cut them either, which was so annoying. I mean, you could eat it but not in the way you'd normally eat it. I was so mad afterwards, especially because people online would always praise her for how amazing the recipes turned out. And I was like "What?"
She mentioned somewhere that her team tests all the recipes 3 or 4 times. Yeah, right.
 
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maketheswitch

Ella doesn’t just not acknowledge her immense privilege and all she already had and had access to to make her business a success, she actively revels in how it will continue. All those stories of her daughters ok daddy’s lap at meetings, “tiniest CEO”, “will she be a CEO like daddy or brand manager like mama?” It’s quite shocking, the lack of awareness or humility; of course a lot of people would love to leave a family company worth millions to their kids, or be able to ensure they get amazing work experience, but hardly anyone is in that position. It seems a bit crass to display the nepotism so candidly and happily.
 
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Clover123

When those girls grow up perhaps it'll be like a sweet potato version of Succession, Skye and May both vying to become CEO
 
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