Target, the popular department store, is in big trouble right now with Facebook moms all over the Internet. The controversy started when a woman named Suzie Fromer shared an image of a box of Target cookies called the Santa Dipped Chocolate Sandwich Cookies on Facebook. Her since-deleted post said: “Someone in one of my allergy groups just posted this asking if this brand was safe for school. Personally, I think not…”
X-Rated Christmas Cookies Drive Facebook Moms To Boycott Target
If you look closely at Santa’s feet, they do look very phallic. But is it enough to put Santa Claus on his own naughty list? Some Facebook moms say yes and are boycotting Target.
Not everyone notices Santa’s phallic boots right away. Nicole Miller, a mother in Knoxville, Tennessee, purchased the Santa Dipped Chocolate Sandwich Cookies and never noticed the issue until her friends brought it to her attention.
“My friends pointed out Santa’s boots — which I then couldn’t unsee,” Miller told the New York Post. She, like many others, never even made the connection until someone else brought it to het attention.
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Controversial Target Cookies Prompt Retailer To Make An Offical Statement
After the Santa Dipped Chocolate Sandwich Cookies set went viral for all the wrong reasons, Target released this statement to the TODAY Show:
“We have not received any feedback directly on this item… The design is intended to represent Santa’s boots. We appreciate the feedback and will take it into consideration moving forward.”
TARGET (Dec 8, 2020)
What do you think? Are these Target cookies too sexy for retail or is it all just a silly controversy from overly sensitive Facebook moms? Let us know in the comments.
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