Ingredients

poedunk65

How many of you actually read the ingredients on the package and know what the label means?

Holly_Roman_Empire

How many of you actually read the ingredients on the package and know what the label means?

No need, since every food on the shelves has to be FDA approved in order to be sold. Now nutrition facts, I know and understand what that means.

socajam

How many of you actually read the ingredients on the package and know what the label means?

First thing I look at before deciding to buy.

Mokey41

I'm lactose and gluten intolerant. I read every label from top to bottom but mostly I avoid packaged foods and prepare my own from scratch.

elainecroft

I feel like there is going to be some judgement a'foot here...

lisajodean

I always read the labels and look at nutritional information when I purchase things in a grocery store. The less ingredients the better. And of course the best foods don't have labels. I think I would do better eating out if there were labels and nutritional information available there too.

poedunk65

So you are saying if the gov't says it's good for you, you blindly consume it??? You gotta be kiddin right? :noway:

How many of you actually read the ingredients on the package and know what the label means?

No need, since every food on the shelves has to be FDA approved in order to be sold. Now nutrition facts, I know and understand what that means.

Holly_Roman_Empire

I work for the government. Agriculture, to be exact. So, in a way, yes. :laugh::laugh::laugh:

F00LofaT00K

<<---- THIS girl. there are certain things I prefer to avoid and in order to do that, I need to know what's in it! I'm also curious about calories and such since joining this site. I would rather buy lower calorie snack foods so I can eat more quantity and really get my snack on.

How many of you actually read the ingredients on the package and know what the label means?