Ice cream toppings a health and safety risk
31 January 2008
The Italian ice cream chain "Morellis" banned staff from putting toppings on customers' ice creams in case they slipped over them if they dripped off. Instead customers received the cone with the topping in a separate pot to pour on themselves.
John Midgley, Co-Founder of the Campaign Against Political Correctness, said "What's the world coming to when you are not allowed to put a bit of chocolate sauce on a cone? It's symptomatic of the compensation culture age in which we are living."
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