WTF does this even mean? This bacon agrees with itself on its consumable nature? Everybody got together and agreed it could be eaten? The lettuce and tomato are of the same mindset on a number of key issues?
Read MoreYou’ve been told by someone that you should eat lots of whole grains. Everybody got on the whole grains bus and now a bunch of crappy foods are made with whole grains. You now think you must be doing something nutritionally good. Unwhole grains are unholy. Unwhole grains are another way of saying processed grains… […]
Read MoreYogurt. When you think of it, you tend to think of a healthy snack. Labels covered in fruits and honey. Healthy, right? Happy cow! Certified humane. Real milk. Happy farm. Healthy blueberries. This must be good for you and packed with nutrition, right? Have you ever read a label for yogurt? I read labels. Prepare […]
Read MoreEverybody’s talking about azodicardonamide in Subway’s bread and other products. This is the so-called yoga mat chemical. Subway will be removing it from bread. Some people are calling for it to be removed from anything we’d eat. I noticed some blogs saying that they don’t care about this. Why? The writers tend to say because […]
Read MoreI heard this on a commercial and couldn’t believe how awful it was. I think it means, “This tastes good but it’s not good for you.” A lot of so called Greek yogurts have a lot of sugar and corn syrup. They’re not all good for you. What does this slogan say to you?
Read More“Natural.” It’s the latest craze sweeping labels. Everything wants to say it’s natural. What does that really mean? Take peanut butter. To me, “natural” peanut butter has nothing added to it other than what you need to make peanut butter. That would be roasted peanuts, period. Or if you like salted, roasted peanuts and salt. […]
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