[Geezerette]

They will reduce portion size ... does that mean that they will also reduce the price of the product? I didn't think so.

Food Nazis.

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[Oztrich Boy]

The future of America: Fat and blaming someöne else

[BMiles2112]

Kids are getting too fat! We need a law. Parents can't be expected to guide their children's behaviour, isn't that what the government's for??
I propose banning unhealthy food from being sold or consumed in any public place. Oh, and a "sin tax" too, yeah

[Shooter 2.5]

And, following a lawsuit over the trans fatty acids in its Oreo cookies, Kraft is on a mission to eliminate -- or greatly reduce -- trans fat in all of its cookies and crackers.

Hooray! Trans-fat or Partially Hydragenated oils is a hidden killer. Studies have shown that the T-fat bonds plaque to the arteries. In case someone doesn't understand why T-Fat is in 40% of the food products in the first place, it's added to increase shelf life. It makes cookies, candy, crackers, chips and cake crispy.

[Mike Darancette]

Analysts say the food giants haven't suddenly become food pyramid angels looking out for the nutritional well-being of America's youth.

They'll never get Little Debbie and Moon Pies.

[mombonn]

''How do you fight with these companies?'' asks Beaton.

Try cooking, try providing healthful snacks. McDonald's doesn't MAKE you drive through for a large fries and coke every Friday.

sheesh

[tm22721]

They had better not mess with the Wendys triple burger with cheese and bacon.

BUMP

[discostu]

Lowfat wave two. I'm sure this one will fail just as miserably as wave one. That was a rough couple of years, real hard to find a non-turkey non-lowfat keilbasa. They'll keep this stuff just long enough to get the clowns off their backs then go back to making money.