ninnymary
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I just saw this and couldn't believe it. Who buys this junk?
Talk About Processed Food
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so lucky
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Right up there with Hot Pockets, haha.
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I like hot pockets LOL
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ninnymary
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I've never had hot pockets. Are those the fake pizza's? lol
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I've never seen it on a stick, but I've seen pancake wrapped sausages before. I suspect it is intended for eating on the run -- always a great idea for family togetherness. Judging by some of the foods I've seen offered for sale, these aren't all that outlandish. Stupid, yes; but outlandish? Hey, it's what's for breakfast.
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ninnymary
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I bet there are at least 50 ingredients in it.
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Yea...none of them food. I say, if it comes in a box it is not food.
buckabucka
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They served those for breakfast at our school, until the teachers complained. Healthier choices are being added, but things are slow to change.
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Right! And most of them are unpronounceable.
That might be where I first saw them!
buckabucka
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@Smart Red , did they ever serve those "super buns"? A big wad of pre-packaged chemical white dough, with a heavy sugar glaze.
I know some of these kids don't get any other food, and a hunk of sugar dough is better than starving to death, but I am glad teachers are fighting to get them a little fresh fruit with some mozzarella cheese. They don't serve hot meals, like eggs or oatmeal, because breakfast gets delivered to the classroom in bags.
I know some of these kids don't get any other food, and a hunk of sugar dough is better than starving to death, but I am glad teachers are fighting to get them a little fresh fruit with some mozzarella cheese. They don't serve hot meals, like eggs or oatmeal, because breakfast gets delivered to the classroom in bags.
