Archive for June 2011
Dressed Up Like a Million Dollar Cracker: Ritz Crackerfuls
June 30, 2011 | Author admin
Eating Up the Ritz
The first time I ate a Ritz Crackerfuls cheese and cracker was when I was volunteering at the library and I was starving but didn’t have time to take a break – someone offered me a cracker. A cracker as in ONE cracker? Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Labeling Trickery, Suspicious Claims, Weird Ingredients | 
Tags: fiber, made with real cheese, multigrain, resistant corn maltodextrin, Ritz Crackerfuls, trans fat, whole grain | 
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Paying the Piper – the Price of Eating Diet Food
June 4, 2011 | Author admin
The Diet Dilemma
You may be eating less fat or less sugar when you grab that package that says “lite”, “diet”, “50% less sugar”, “50% less fat”, “fat-free”, “sugar-free”, “reduced fat”, but you’re also getting a Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Hazardous Chemicals, Labeling Trickery, The Truch About... | Tags: 50% less fat, 50% less sugar, Cheez-Its, diet, fat-free, Hershey's Syrup, Ken's Creamy Caesar, Knudsen Fat Free Sour Cream, lite, Michelina's Fettucine Alfredo with Chicken & Broccoli, Orville Redenbacher's Natural popcorn, reduced fat, Sargento String Cheese, Skippy Natural, Sugar Free Oreo Cookies, sugar-free, Yoplait Original | Comments Closed
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