I don't quit understand how they can call some of the labels for food nutritional facts. How does a quarter pounder at McDonald's, a bag of sour cherry blasters, or a package of licorice (these items are coming to me because they are things I have eaten in the past couple of weeks) have any type of Nutrition in it whatsoever. It should really be called "The crap we put in this item so you want to eat it over and over again until you feel sick and fat, and then for some strange reason want it eat it again. " I think if I read that title on a bag it would stop me from buying it, but those manufacturer's are so smart they say let's put on a bag of sour cherry blasters that it is fat free and made with real fruit juices, so then the customer says in her head, Hey fat free and real fruit juices it shouldn't be that bad for me then, ugh wrong, sorry it is. Or on the package of a Quarter Pounder box, that it is made with 100% beef, oh plus 530 calories of processed cheese, white bread, and the greasiest 100% beef ever. One day I will learn to not justify what I am buying and other put it back, or say you now what I know this is unhealthy but I am going to eat it anyways.
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