Rhiannon Lambert

But you're right, when you break down those two sandwiches... I would rather have a bit... Same, I would go for the Gales.

But what I would add, just to add another nuance to this, is that Gales is very expensive compared to most retailers that are selling sandwiches.

I doubt the average person is purchasing that triple-decker classic as an everyday option.

Or if you are, maybe now you want to think about it with the salt, but...

You know, it's a huge investment of money to purchase something like that every single day.

And I don't think most people go for that type of choice as a daily item.

No, I don't think so either.

Whereas McDonald's is still a daily item and the other retailers that are still responsible, which need to be highlighted with 97% of them low in fibre and nearly 50% of them over in salt, they need pulling up because those everyday sandwiches are what people buy every day.

Yeah.

And that's the constant tension, isn't it?

That's why I love the Wellness Group.

We've got time here to discuss all of those different angles.

So thank you for sticking with us.

The first headline we've got today is very different.

It's on cheap and cheerful carrots.

It says they don't get the respect they deserve, how the 6p vegetable could support your immune system, skin and eyesight.

Well, that's what the Daily Mail headline actually started with anyway, Ella.

It did.

And you know what?

I'm always... Just to explain why, it's more because we don't like fear mongering headlines.