[bitt]

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[ConservativeMind]

Strange approach to ranking what is “best.”

[doorgunner69]

Fat broads everywhere nod in agreement as they grab their ice cream scoops.

[Fungi]

Eat what you want, be happy, then we die. So what else is new?

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

This study brought to you by Danone.

And well... the french...

[LegendHasIt]

I like granola as an ice cream topping.

[metmom]

There is a difference between granola and a granola bar as sold in the stores.

The headline is misleading, as usual.

[frank ballenger]

This time, for once....
I will follow the science. Double dip, please.

[GnuThere]

Aha, I knew it. A few clicks and:

Food Compass —-▶️ About —-▶️ Sponsored by Danone, a multinational food company I had never heard of.

[period end of story]

I eat it every day I can.

And people still tell

me I’m skinny,
and try to get
me to eat
something.

[Republican Wildcat]

“healthier” and “healthy” are not quite the same thing... :-)

[Karl Spooner]

Professor Dariush Mozaffarian told the Daily Mail the reason the granola bar ranks lower than ice cream

There ya go, better run out and picked up a few gallons of ice cream if you want to keep your body and mind sharp.

.

[Dat]

Now they can get a grant to debunk this study, then a grant to debunk that study, and on and on.

[The Truth Will Make You Free]

Spinach is bad for oxalates. Great for K and other nutrients, maybe (oxalates can hinder absorption). Some type of fasting regimen is probably more important than a “perfect diet”.

That said, I just purchased a half-gallon of Blue Bell Moo-lenium Crunch and 4 Halo Top frozen chocolate cheesecake bars. Yumm.

[BushCountry]

Ping for later.

[Bullish]

Study paid for by Haagen Dazs?

[Chgogal]

L8er

[algore]

Turkey Hill is pretty good.

They claim to use only all natural sugar and cream, maybe some chocolates

[FrogMom]

They say Cheerios are better for you than eggs?

I don’t think so. Cheerios must be made by the food company sponsoring the study.

[American Infidel]

Granola bars, Nutri-Grain bars, and other so-called "healthy" bars are nothing but carbs and sugar. The average granola bar has as much sugar as a snickers bar as does a bowl of a "healthy" cereal. It's all high-carb garbage.

We have been brainwashed over the last several decades that low-fat is "healthy" and that we need to stuff our faces with grains and bread multiple times a day.

Stick to eggs, bacon, sausage, beef, chicken and other whole foods that our ancestors ate directly from the farm if you want to be healthy without spiking your blood sugar and creating an insulin response.