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So I kind of want to vent real quick... I picked up Evol Food's new Butternut Squash Lasagna frozen entree from Target, and while I don't expect prepared meals like this to be the best for you, I find it so misleading they would use the terms "real food with simple, easy to recognize ingredients" to appear healthy while containing trans fats. Shame on them, right? Am I the only one here who gets frustrated by these claims?! They're misleading!
Eh I don't know, the ingredients look pretty good to me honestly.3 -
So I kind of want to vent real quick... I picked up Evol Food's new Butternut Squash Lasagna frozen entree from Target, and while I don't expect prepared meals like this to be the best for you, I find it so misleading they would use the terms "real food with simple, easy to recognize ingredients" to appear healthy while containing trans fats. Shame on them, right? Am I the only one here who gets frustrated by these claims?! They're misleading!
Eh I don't know, the ingredients look pretty good to me honestly.
Is it the 0.5 grams you're concerned about, or is there something else? 'Cause, I see no preservatives, nothing I can't pronounce--I'd totally eat that.
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I'm probably super late to this, but I was looking through Kroger coupons and noticed they have their own cookie butter spread. HEBs was pretty good.0
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CooCooPuff wrote: »I'm probably super late to this, but I was looking through Kroger coupons and noticed they have their own cookie butter spread. HEBs was pretty good.
I wish we had HEB here because they seem to make really tasty stuff.0 -
So I kind of want to vent real quick... I picked up Evol Food's new Butternut Squash Lasagna frozen entree from Target, and while I don't expect prepared meals like this to be the best for you, I find it so misleading they would use the terms "real food with simple, easy to recognize ingredients" to appear healthy while containing trans fats. Shame on them, right? Am I the only one here who gets frustrated by these claims?! They're misleading!
Eh I don't know, the ingredients look pretty good to me honestly.
Is it the 0.5 grams you're concerned about, or is there something else? 'Cause, I see no preservatives, nothing I can't pronounce--I'd totally eat that.
Yeah that's pretty much all it was lol I was confused because I didn't see any partially hydrogenated oils on the ingredients list but the trans fat was 0.5g and I remember always hearing how terrible it was for you. Didn't know it was in dairy products though, huh!0 -
I tried the Lemon Thin Oreos and wasn't super impressed - but I'm not the most into Oreos in the first place. I did really like the Mint Thin Oreos, though.0
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I picked up some raw turkey on clearance and was surprised to see some trans fat on it.So I kind of want to vent real quick... I picked up Evol Food's new Butternut Squash Lasagna frozen entree from Target, and while I don't expect prepared meals like this to be the best for you, I find it so misleading they would use the terms "real food with simple, easy to recognize ingredients" to appear healthy while containing trans fats. Shame on them, right? Am I the only one here who gets frustrated by these claims?! They're misleading!
Eh I don't know, the ingredients look pretty good to me honestly.
Is it the 0.5 grams you're concerned about, or is there something else? 'Cause, I see no preservatives, nothing I can't pronounce--I'd totally eat that.
Yeah that's pretty much all it was lol I was confused because I didn't see any partially hydrogenated oils on the ingredients list but the trans fat was 0.5g and I remember always hearing how terrible it was for you. Didn't know it was in dairy products though, huh!
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Yeah that's pretty much all it was lol I was confused because I didn't see any partially hydrogenated oils on the ingredients list but the trans fat was 0.5g and I remember always hearing how terrible it was for you. Didn't know it was in dairy products though, huh!
Interestingly it even looks like these natural trans fats *might* have some health benefits compared to the ones from hydrogenated plant oils (according to wikipedia). I think this company actually deserves some credit that they label something like this, I feel like most products make their serving size so small that you only see 0 g trans fats on everything now which is also BS.
The ingredients actually look really good to me, how did it taste?
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Just found this stuff over the weekend. Ate one when I got home and immediately went back and bought more. The macros are great and I love that it's all ingredients I can pronounce! So far, I've had vanilla and espresso. Chocolate will be tonight. I left the ginger flavor at the store. They sell for $2.89/each here in Michigan, but were on sale when I bought them.
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kirstenb13 wrote: »Yeah that's pretty much all it was lol I was confused because I didn't see any partially hydrogenated oils on the ingredients list but the trans fat was 0.5g and I remember always hearing how terrible it was for you. Didn't know it was in dairy products though, huh!
Interestingly it even looks like these natural trans fats *might* have some health benefits compared to the ones from hydrogenated plant oils (according to wikipedia). I think this company actually deserves some credit that they label something like this, I feel like most products make their serving size so small that you only see 0 g trans fats on everything now which is also BS.
The ingredients actually look really good to me, how did it taste?
It tasted delicious! Definitely can't complain about presentation or taste, and thank goodness I feel better now about the trans fats, thanks everyone!!0 -
Just found this stuff over the weekend. Ate one when I got home and immediately went back and bought more. The macros are great and I love that it's all ingredients I can pronounce! So far, I've had vanilla and espresso. Chocolate will be tonight. I left the ginger flavor at the store. They sell for $2.89/each here in Michigan, but were on sale when I bought them.
I've been buying these at Wegman's for several months now, I'm addicted but they're so much more money when you consider the price ratio to serving size ($2.49 where I get them so luckily cheaper but that's still $9.96 per pint worth). I've had the espresso, which I like the least-but still tastes amazing, and the vanilla and chocolate are definitely tied for my favorite (maybe the vanilla is a little better but I'm not normally a huge chocoholic so perhaps I'm biased). Haven't tried the ginger so if you get it let me know what you think, but normally I can't stand anything ginger flavored! Love how thick and creamy it is, and the nutritional info is so good I'm glad more people are finding out about them, I'd love them to come out with even more flavors!2 -
So I kind of want to vent real quick... I picked up Evol Food's new Butternut Squash Lasagna frozen entree from Target, and while I don't expect prepared meals like this to be the best for you, I find it so misleading they would use the terms "real food with simple, easy to recognize ingredients" to appear healthy while containing trans fats. Shame on them, right? Am I the only one here who gets frustrated by these claims?! They're misleading!
The canola oil is a likely source.0 -
Just found this stuff over the weekend. Ate one when I got home and immediately went back and bought more. The macros are great and I love that it's all ingredients I can pronounce! So far, I've had vanilla and espresso. Chocolate will be tonight. I left the ginger flavor at the store. They sell for $2.89/each here in Michigan, but were on sale when I bought them.
I've seen them at Wegmans but the price tag is scaring me a little bit.0 -
Alright, can't find a picture and too lazy to take one, but I got the new Yoplait Greek whips 2%. They're 20 more calories than the other ones and IMO more filling. I'm a fan.0
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dalefromwisconsin wrote: »besee_2000 wrote: »Halo Top for $3.99 in Wisconsin Woot Woot! Tempted to do a Halo Top 10 day "Cleanse" #notreallybutreally
Where were you able to find it?
If you have a Festival Foods, each one is supplying at their own rate. I have 4 within 10 miles. One has been supplying more and gradually added all the flavors, too.1 -
I just finished a bowl of Tiny Toast strawberry cereal and really enjoyed it. I was going to get something else, but I think my next box of cereal will be the blueberry flavor.
If you're interested, Kroger has a dollar off digital coupon. Ibotta also has a fifty cent rebate that expires on the tenth. Regular price is 3.45 according to the HEB app.0 -
I might add these to the weekly shop to try. Each ice cream is 60 calories / 2g fat / 6g carbs / 1g protein
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Strawberries and cream and vanilla creme... there was another one but I don't remember. The package is red.0
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