DH bought banana split oreos the other day. They are not good, but he loves them. I can't see this picture, but it is PB related?
DW bought those a month or so ago and I can honestly say they are the only the cookies that have ever gotten stale in this house. Neither of us could stomach them.
Post by mrsukyankee on Jun 12, 2014 2:30:26 GMT -5
Another good reason not to live in the US. I'd be able to buy that stuff. It's bad enough in England that I can find 10-20 different flavours of potato chips here...
Another good reason not to live in the US. I'd be able to buy that stuff. It's bad enough in England that I can find 10-20 different flavours of potato chips here...
That's the only place I've found curry Pringles. My god are they good.
Another good reason not to live in the US. I'd be able to buy that stuff. It's bad enough in England that I can find 10-20 different flavours of potato chips here...
That's the only place I've found curry Pringles. My god are they good.
Salt Sugar Fat by Michael Moss. There isn't much new in there if you follow this issue already, but he gets into interesting and precise detail about how companies manipulate food and consumer tastes, with the overt compliance if not flat out blessing of the Department of Agriculture, in ways that not only make us incredibly unhealthy but harm the environment. Every time I read one of these books, it makes me angry all over again and truly disdainful of junk food in general.
Salt Sugar Fat by Michael Moss. There isn't much new in there if you follow this issue already, but he gets into interesting and precise detail about how companies manipulate food and consumer tastes, with the overt compliance if not flat out blessing of the Department of Agriculture, in ways that not only make us incredibly unhealthy but harm the environment. Every time I read one of these books, it makes me angry all over again and truly disdainful of junk food in general.
Thanks! That book has been on my radar for a while but I've been a bit too scared to read it. Perhaps it is time.
Salt Sugar Fat by Michael Moss. There isn't much new in there if you follow this issue already, but he gets into interesting and precise detail about how companies manipulate food and consumer tastes, with the overt compliance if not flat out blessing of the Department of Agriculture, in ways that not only make us incredibly unhealthy but harm the environment. Every time I read one of these books, it makes me angry all over again and truly disdainful of junk food in general.
Thanks! That book has been on my radar for a while but I've been a bit too scared to read it. Perhaps it is time.
I've had it for a while and put off reading it because I knew it would be depressing, but it manages to be quite interesting and entertaining to read, as books by journalists often are. I've blazed through much of it fairly easily.
Post by secretlyevil on Jun 12, 2014 12:27:43 GMT -5
Day six of a headache, I caved. Those Oreos are freaking phenomenal. The good news, my last six weeks of diligence has curbed my sweet tooth a bit, after two, I'm a bit nauseous...so portion control! Bad news, I thought the chocolate, fat and sugar might help with my headache, nope, nada.