Tom Brady’s Favorite Dessert

This video is safe for most kids, though it functions as a subtle advertisement for Tom Brady's TB12 brand. It shows a simple, healthy recipe for an avocado-based ice cream sundae, promoting nutritious ingredients like avocado, cashews, and cocoa powder. The only concern is the embedded sponsorship, which may not be obvious to young viewers.

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Hidden Advertising & Sponsored ContentA little

The video mentions 'tb12 plant-based protein powder' and calls it 'the goat of protein powder,' which could be seen as subtle endorsement, but it is not clearly undisclosed advertising.

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“tb12 plant-based protein powder”

“the goat of protein powder”

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The title features a popular figure (Tom Brady) and tags include many celebrities, but the content matches the cooking theme, so it is not deceptive.

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“Tom Brady’s Favorite Dessert”

“tags: Gordon Ramsay, Salt Bae, Uncle Roger”

What Parents Need to Know

Parents should be aware that this video is essentially a branded content piece for Tom Brady's TB12 product line, including plant-based protein powder. On the positive side, it introduces children to a healthier dessert alternative using whole foods like avocado and dates, and the recipe is simple enough to try at home. However, the sponsorship is not clearly disclosed, which could mislead kids about the commercial intent. The video is short, positive, and free of any inappropriate content.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is this video appropriate for?

This video is appropriate for children ages 3 and up. It contains no inappropriate content and features a simple, healthy recipe, though parents should be aware of the subtle product placement.

Is this video really about making a dessert, or is it an ad?

It is both. The video shows a recipe for an avocado-based ice cream sundae, but it prominently features Tom Brady's TB12 plant-based protein powder and brand, making it a form of sponsored content.

Are the ingredients in this recipe safe for children?

Yes, the ingredients—avocado, cashews, dates, cocoa powder, coconut, and water—are generally safe for children, but parents should check for any allergies, especially to nuts.

Does the video contain any hidden advertising?

Yes, the video includes a subtle advertisement for Tom Brady's TB12 protein powder and brand, which may not be obvious to young viewers. The classification score for hidden advertising is 0.10, indicating a low but present level.

What educational value does this video offer?

The video teaches children how to make a healthier dessert alternative using whole foods, promoting nutrition and cooking skills. It also introduces the concept of plant-based ingredients.

Is there any risk of children imitating the recipe without adult supervision?

The recipe involves blending and freezing, which may require adult supervision for younger children. However, the steps are simple and safe with proper guidance.

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