/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>20470365
No ome working for major chains is going to hire people to post shit on the 4chan food and cooking board.
Just try to walk through all the steps thst would need to happen for that to come up.
Someone at one of those companies would need to decide "yeah, I want to boost my career by getting my reputable national name brand into 4chan."
Then that person would also need to decide "paid ads? Nah, Mountain Dew doesn't have the funds for that. I'll do covert viral ads through shitposts!"
And of course he'd need to think "tracking? No, I don't want any proof what I did caused an increase in sales. I will just wait for these shitposts to drive up business and then my bosses will accept on faith the revenue can be attributed to them and not any other reasons!"
Not to mention aside from all that 4chan is a surpringly low traffic social media site. So you'd be picking a site with low traffic, and the only social media one that has anonymity / no persistent user profiles as a core feature. And the one way you can get around that to track your ad results and show an ROI so you get credit at work for your campaign would be the paid ads option that OP would be turning down in favor of untracked shitpost persuasion.
You schizos just don't think. It's not brand employees doing this. It's young adult anime watching autists who like soda and fast food. This should be obvious but your brain is broken.

>>20459816
All nutrients are "easy to get" now since you can look up which foods and drinks have them and how much of them are in those foods and drinks.
If you really want to avoid iodine as it's provided for the vast majority of modern civilizaed people just buy non-iodized salt and look up whatever amount of specific kinds of seafood you need to hit your minimums. Or you could just take a multivitamin. Or you could just use regular modern iodized salt. Nobody is forcing you to take advantage of the iodine supplemented table salt that solved iodine deficiency on a large scale many years back.