Which persuasive advertising phrase for a brand of whole wheat bread is the best example of a glittering generality?

A glittering generality uses vague, appealing language to make a product seem wonderful without giving specific evidence. Calling an ingredient a “miracle ingredient” is an emotionally positive but undefined claim. “Only 4 grams of fat” and availability at local stores are specific facts, while “compare with the other brands” invites a comparison.

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