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Published 19:00 1 Jul 2015 BST
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US restaurant chain, BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse, are looking to promote their new range of quinoa dishes, and they obviously think looking to their family audience is the way to go.
The franchise, which has over 130 restaurants in its chain, will require contestants to supply their baby’s official birth certificates to prove their entries valid. So that means no skipping to a middle name for this poor unfortunate child.
While it’s a smart marketing ploy (because in fairness, we’re all talking about a new salad option for the franchise), we’re really hoping this plan falls apart.
Being a kid is hard enough without adding salad names to the mix.
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