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Old 03-02-2009, 12:08 PM   #37 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by bennelson View Post
Breakfast:
Kashi brand Breakfast cereal with milk. It took 20 minutes to chew this stuff. Tasty, and you sure can't gulp it down the way you can with heavily processed food. Coffee with natural sugar and real cream.....

...I was a bit disappointed recently though. When looking through the "ethnic food" aisle at the grocery store, I found the Coca-Cola from Mexico. What's great about Mexican sodas is that they use sugar, instead of corn syrup. When I double-checked the ingredient list, I found that they CHANGED THE FORMULA! My Mexican cola now contains "high fructose corn syrup AND/OR cane sugar. Looks like trade laws and other things have changed enough that they sometimes use corn syrup, and sometimes cane sugar, depending on whats available (read: cheapest) at the time.

Looks like a Rum & Coke is off my list of acceptable tasty beverages.


[EDIT: I just finished eating home-made Hazel-Nut-Chocolate Pudding! It's SOOOO good. Just because I am not eating corn syrup doesn't mean I won't eat everything else!!!]
I love Kashi foods.
I have been eating Kashi Go Lean for years, now I have to look and see if it has corn syrup in it.

Have you tried Diet Coke?
I know it is not the same as regular but, I don't think it has any corn syrup (or sugar of any kind for that matter)

I have lost 65 pounds since becoming a member here and have reached a plateau at 265 - 270.
Perhaps cutting corn syrup from my diet will help me lose the last 70 pounds.
So I now join in the fray as a corn syrup boycottee.
Thanx Ben for a great idea,
Schultz
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