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so trying to avoid hfcs means i'm going crazy about it?

Posted by kare (aka kare) Sep 3 '10, 13:30

huh. okay then.

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That's not why you're crazy. - ty97 Sep 3, 13:38
I avoid HFCS all I can. I don't think its crazy at all. - crash davis Sep 3, 13:36 3
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  - I agree I can't prove anything. But I'm adamant that cane sugar products taste better than HFCS products. -- nm - crash davis Sep 3, 13:52 1
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Dr. Pepper with real sugar is now in stores. -- nm - Mop (221 lbs) Sep 3, 13:33
Who said this? It wasn't me. -- nm - con_carne Sep 3, 13:32 13
- well.. nm but: -- (link) - b. Sep 3, 13:34 [Backboard]
- ?! -- nm - kare Sep 3, 13:33 11
  - "yup. hfcs and sugar are hidden in everything. it's a damn conspiracy! " -- nm - con_carne Sep 3, 13:34 10
    - i'm actually confused. by posting this you seem to think kare *is* 'crazy' about this. - Andie Sep 3, 13:41
    - ah. i admit this line sounded a little crazy. i was mostly kidding, but i do believe many food manufacturers purposely slip a lot by the - kare Sep 3, 13:41 6
      - Are they "slipping it by" if it listed on the can? -- nm - Spawn Sep 3, 13:46 5
        
        hfcs is easy to find on the ingredients list, obviously. but when they split "sugar" up into several components like - kare Sep 3, 13:53 1
        
        the number of sugar grams are listed on most commercial products, though. - b. Sep 3, 14:02
        
        not only that, they're actively promoting it as healthy and harmless ... :) -- nm - Beryllium Sep 3, 13:48 2
        
        that's the thing for me. it is one ingredient that is usually listed out, so I don't fault the mftctrs for that. other stuff can be worse. -- nm - b. Sep 3, 13:49 1
        
        sodium benzoate, for example -- nm - Beryllium Sep 3, 13:50
    - this is just odd, man. there's no overreaction or conspiracy theories to be read into what's on b2. - b. Sep 3, 13:36 1
      - well, i did just go there (above) so now he can go to town. ;) -- nm - kare Sep 3, 13:42
No, I don't think so. It's basically the same principle as avoiding MSG. -- nm - Beryllium Sep 3, 13:32
It's really hard to avoid sadly. -- nm - lileve Sep 3, 13:31
Just a bit. - Spawn Sep 3, 13:31

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