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Kraft foods
announced it is changing the formula of its 96-year-old Oreo cookie. They have surrendered
to PC nutritionists who likely have never bought or eaten an Oreo. |
| Those PC
nutritionists get their pleasure by ruining tasty foods for normal people. The Oreo is
America's best selling cookie, but maybe not for much longer. Kraft Foods, along with too
many other food manufacturers, ignores the fact that normal people without eating
disorders don't mind a few calories and fats. They are Kraft's customers. If Kraft
performs a taste-change operation on the venerable Oreo, who will buy it? Certainly not
the PC crowd so busy munching veggies and stopping others from smoking. |
| Kraft says it is
changing the Oreo to eliminate trans fat, a commonly used food ingredient that provides
delicious flavor and texture in baked goods. The health and diet busy-bodies, instead of
just not buying Oreos, insist they be ruined. |
| What might a more
healthy Oreo taste like? Perhaps Kraft's chefs will perform a miracle and make Oreos a
little more healthy and still taste as good. People without eating disorders derive
pleasure from eating good tasting foods. Those pleasures add to our enjoyment of life and
our longevity. Where has the miracle of fat removal increased sales? Ask McDonalds about
its French fries. |
| To paraphrase a
long-dead American patriot, give us old fashioned Oreos or give us something else filled
with tasty fats and calories!!! |
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