Yummy, yummy in my tummy.
But what the hell did I put in my tummy? And what does that make me if I ate it?
The other day I was at the grocery store and I was hungry
(well, pretty much in general I’m always hungry) and they say if you shop
while you are hungry than you buy stuff that is not on your list (again, pretty
common for me).
I grab these totally yummy looking baby danishes and inhale
two as soon as I get in the car (did I mention I was hungry)?
Then, then I looked at the label that I just tore open to
get in to the container and there are two hundred ingredients on
there. I’m serious – TWO HUNDRED – there are about
seven items on a line and thirty one (and a half) lines of ingredients.
It’s a danish for goodness sake. Butter, flour, sugar salt, eggs, vanilla, baking
soda, some fruit topping and powdered sugar and water for icing. That’s ten – ten things – not 200!!!
So we ate – ate 190 extra ingredients – oh my.
Funny thing is that I am usually pretty conscious about what
we eat and what I feed my family. I’m an
anti-GMO freak, so I check everything (corn or soy - almost never) and how something
with a six inch ingredient label on the FRONT of the box got by me is stupefying.
You see normally we buy our danishes and bread etc. at a
local bakery. We are spoiled for choice
here in Detroit from multiple bakeries that have been around 80 plus years. Fresh daily, no transport, no ingredients we
can’t pronounce to sustain fake freshness.
Just baked new – every single day.
So we’re not dead –we didn’t gain ten strange puffy pounds
around the waist and they were quite tasty, but 200 ingredients for a baby
danish? Wow, what a bad choice and how
come this is ok? This should so not be
ok….
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