Uber Eats, a division of the ride-sharing company, on Feb. 6 debuted its 60-second 2024 Super Bowl commercial, centered on the running joke of forgetfulness. The spot, which marks Uber Eats [Latest: Following an outcry from the food allergy community, Uber Eats cut the food allergy depiction from its Super Bowl ad. See the update.] Food allergies are a punchline in a new Super Bowl commercial for Uber Eats. “There’s peanuts in peanut butter?” A man asks while looking at the label on a jar of peanut butter. A common concern was that the Uber Eats commercial would air during Super Bowl. That meant a negative food allergy depiction would have been seen by about 120 million viewers. In her statement, Poblete said: “I want to thank you, our community, for having our voices heard as we change the way life-threatening food allergies are perceived.” Food Allergy Research & Education expressed their disappointment in the latest Uber Eats Super Bowl commercial. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. The Super Bowl advert faces a backlash for appearing to make light of a man with a peanut allergy. The ad appears to try to cover its humour by stating in a small font at the bottom of the Uber Eats “We’re incredibly disappointed by @UberEats’ use of life-threatening food allergies as humor in its Super Bowl ad,” the nonprofit group Food Allergy Research & Education wrote on Uber Eats remembered the dangers of a certain life-threatening allergy just in time for Super Bowl Sunday. Last week, the food delivery platform debuted a star-studded game day ad that was slated An advocacy group says Uber Eats is changing its Super Bowl commercial set to air Sunday amid backlash for a joke involving food allergies. The star-studded TV ad features a running joke about Uber Eats' star-studded Super Bowl 2024 commercial, first shared on Feb. 6, faced criticism for a joke about someone having an allergic reaction Not everyone thought Uber Eats' 2024 Super Bowl commercial was funny. The one-minute spot, which debuted exclusively on TODAY and will air during the 2024 Super Bowl, stars big names like Jennifer At FARE (Food Allergy Research & Education), we were surprised and disappointed to see that Uber Eats would use the disease of life-threatening food allergy as humor in its new Super Bowl commercial, Don’t Forget Uber Eats. The suffering of over 33 million Americans who live with life-threatening food allergy is no joke. Uber Eats faced a backlash over a new commercial released ahead of Super Bowl LVIII. The "Don't Forget Uber Eats" ad has been criticized for appearing to use a peanut allergy as a joke. Uber Eats remembered the dangers of a certain life-threatening allergy just in time for Super Bowl Sunday. Last week, the food delivery platform debuted a star-studded game day ad that was slated The corporate fever dream that is the NFL Super Bowl takes place on Sunday, but in the run-up to the iconic sporting event, the food delivery company Uber Eats has come under fire for its new commercial which advocacy groups say ‘misrepresents’ life with a food allergy.The ad, titled “Don’t Forget U Food allergy advocates are unhappy with Uber Eats’ Super Bowl ad depicting a man having an allergic reaction to peanut butter. In the ad, a man forgets that there are peanuts in peanut butter Uber Eats is facing a backlash after its Super Bowl advert appeared to make light of a man having an allergic reaction to peanut butter. The Food Allergy Res #uberdonteats #ubereatssuperbowl #superrbowluberAnd here's Uber's Eats silly Super Bowl ad for delivering more than just food. Enjoy and please subscribe. Th The corporate fever dream that is the NFL Super Bowl takes place on Sunday, but in the run-up to the iconic sporting event, the food delivery company Uber Eats has come under fire for its new The actor teams up with buzzy stars, such as Martha Stewart, Charli xcx, Kevin Bacon and Greta Gerwig, in the food delivery app's 2025 Super Bowl commercial Matthew McConaughey is getting to the Uber Eats is drawing criticism after its Super Bowl commercial appeared to make light of a man’s allergic reaction to peanut butter. The Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE) organisation was
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