I had "strawberries" and cream oats for breakfast today, but when I poured it in a bowl one of the "strawberry" pieces looked weird (suspiciously like a piece of apple).  So, I looked at the ingredient list and it said (and I paraphrase slightly) "the "strawberry" bits that you thought were real pieces of actual "strawberry" are actually crappy pieces of dried, painted, and flavored bits of apple...sorry for the inconvienience".  Why not just charge the extra five cents and use real strawberries?  This is only one example of how companies lie about their products.  There are brands of lemonade that use no real lemon juice, and pumpkin flavored ice cream with no pumpkin.  Look in your pantry, and post if there are any products where the main ingredient is not in the ingredient list.  If you look, I think you'll be surprised at how many there are. 

powdered water

powdered water

What do you add?

What do you add?

tears from all the crying about stupid stuff

I'm a bit surprised you didn't read the ingredients before purchase!! Buyer beware!!

tears from all the crying about stupid stuff

Being an eagles fan the tears must be plentiful.

Reading the list of ingredients of almost any packaged food will make a man cry. Breakfast cereals are among the worst offenders. Just reading the "nutritional" information is enough to cause weight gain and other physical problems...

Being an eagles fan the tears must be plentiful.

nah, we won 2 in a row so its all good....

I believe in products that don't come with an ingredient list.

 

Like Apples & Strawberries for instance.

 

Really cuts down on the confusion.

 

Don't forget to wash them.

 

A-Jay

I believe in products that don't come with an ingredient list.

Like Apples & Strawberries for instance.

Really cuts down on the confusion.

Don't forget to wash them.

A-Jay

Can I just put powdered water on them?

My pet peeve is when you think you're buying ice cream and instead the package says, "Dairy Dessert." Sheesh.

My pet peeve is when you think you're buying ice cream and instead the package says, "Dairy Dessert." Sheesh.

Its the milk content. You have to have a certain milk content to be considered real ice cream or real cheese.

My pet peeve is when you think you're buying ice cream and instead the package says, "Dairy Dessert." Sheesh.

 

Kinda like "cheese food product".

So... fishing is getting slow in the cold country?