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Comment on Long time no see. Ume Soda KitKat. by Santiago

Santiago — Sun, 27 May 2012 12:01:14 +0000

Barth, individuals and falimies on food EBT can’t afford not to buy cheap food. And I don’t know how effective education programs will be. Whether they are “educated” or not, it doesn’t change that these junk foods will remain the most economically viable foods – a strong draw if not a necessity. And the fact that this waiver only affects a marginalized group of people has me a bit uncomfortable (people with buying power still get to buy soda), but I guess those with the power get to make the rules.But this ban also opens wider doors by establishing a precedent – the government deciding what is good for you. I’m not going to go on a Glen Beck inspired rant crying that the government can pry the freedom fries from my atherosclerosis ridden hands once I have a tag hanging from my toe, but with the effort of government trying to protect its nations health comes the assumption that what gets championed as healthy by the USDA is in concordance with the scientific community and ultimately the right thing for the nations health. Granted, it is well-established in the scientific community that sugary, heavily processed foods contribute to obesity, diabetes, inflammatory disease, etc. But when the USDA touts around a food pyramid designed to sell US commodity crops and acts as the shill for Ancel Keys’ lipid hypothesis for 30 plus years, it is not that hard to see what helped get us hear in the first place.So sure; soda, chips, candy bars – these are not staple “foods” that promote a healthy nation. But if the government starts going after artery-clogging-saturated-fat in pastured pork, grass-fed beef, dark chocolate, and coconut oil, then I start the Glen Beck inspired tirades.

Comment on KitKat by Eugen

Eugen — Sat, 26 May 2012 20:22:27 +0000

It does sound a bit weird adding salt to chtlocaoe, but I’ve decided to trust your taste buds! I’ll grab one of these the next chance I get Maybe I’ll have a semla too

Comment on Hit the ground running. by laura

laura — Sat, 26 May 2012 10:48:20 +0000

Andrea thanks for this liltte window into your day with a smart albeit anxious four year old. I can see that mind sucking in all this information and trying to make sense of it all! Good for her. And good for your Mom for patiently wading through it all with her. IT will serve her well later in life. My two younger ones are better eaters than my oldest. Why? I think because back 13 years ago when she was four there was not as much info as there is even now on the healthy versus unhealthy foods. Oh, and btw I have a worrier too, who yes, wrote a personal card (complete wtih flowers beautifully colored) to her principal this past week about her concern that the principal smoked (spied during a very descrete smoke away from school) and that she might die .

Comment on KitKat by Yumi Sasa

Yumi Sasa — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 02:45:20 +0000

Kit kat!!!

Comment on Like herbs? Pepsi Shiso is for you! by apple head

apple head — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:39:53 +0000

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Comment on Like herbs? Pepsi Shiso is for you! by orange head

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Comment on Like herbs? Pepsi Shiso is for you! by orange head

orange head — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:39:02 +0000

very very interesting if you ask me i think those pepsis are good i like probley the most orange or gold.,ASI WOULD SAY..

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Comment on Lipton Ice Chai Tea by Blanca

Blanca — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 05:00:41 +0000

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Comment on New things at KFC and Wendy’s by ftgggimuefs

ftgggimuefs — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 17:08:25 +0000

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Comment on Cayenne Pepper KitKats and Teriyaki Doritos by Bag This: 25 Wild Potato Chip Flavors « Nsibai's Blog

Bag This: 25 Wild Potato Chip Flavors « Nsibai's Blog — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 20:18:17 +0000

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