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[RStar]

Originally Posted by Stan4dSteph

I agree with Alex. There is no way 266 g of fat is correct. One egg contains about 5 g of fat, and not all of that is saturated fat. To get that much fat your bacon would need to be almost pure fat.

Yes, as I posted above I did make a mistake. A 250 gram fat error. Please read above.

oh, and I just had a bowl of Raisin Bran for breakfast.

That is all.

Thank you.

[Stan4dSteph]

Sorry about that RStar, I missed that part.

I think it's good that the company is being more conscientious about its products. Hopefully this will lead to healthier alternatives.

I really like the Kashi Heart to Heart cereal. It's like Cheerios, only better. I'm a big Kashi fan. I love their frozen waffles too. And Go Lean Crunch goes great with yogurt and fruit.

[RStar]

Originally Posted by Stan4dSteph

Sorry about that RStar, I missed that part.

I think it's good that the company is being more conscientious about its products. Hopefully this will lead to healthier alternatives.

I really like the Kashi Heart to Heart cereal. It's like Cheerios, only better. I'm a big Kashi fan. I love their frozen waffles too. And Go Lean Crunch goes great with yogurt and fruit.

No problem Steph, my reply was a bit long winded.

You know, I've never tried Kashi. I've been wanting to, but I get in a hurry and grab what I know. I'll be sure to try that next time.

The move they are making, it sounds like, is to stop advertising to kids. Much like the tobacco industry did by droping their cartoon characters like Joe Camel, and not having billboards within so many feet of a school. I don't know if it made kids less likely to start smoking or not, but I doubt it made much impact. The peers are a much bigger influence, and as Alex said, unless these kids do their own shopping it doesn't make that big of a difference.

But over all, I think it's a good idea to stop advertizing directly to kids.