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They have also been banned in Ireland from calling their buns bread due to the high levels of sugar in them. It’s closer to cake than breadFor the record, this is in large part why I don't eat fast food.
A U.S. judge rules that Subway can be sued over its '100% tuna' claim
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A U.S. judge rules that Subway can be sued over its '100% tuna' claim
The case centers on what consumers expect when they order a tuna sandwich: the word "tuna" appears 244 times in the plaintiff's 28-page amended complaint.www.npr.org
A UFO saved my life in the early 70’s. I was about to get beaten up by three bigger guys in a school yard field at night. It had something to do with a girl as usual. Anyway, just as the beating was about to go down, I spotted a flashing light over the school roof and I yelled “look! A UFO!” One of the guys yelled Holy s***! And theVistalite Black experienced unidentified flying objects once when he was about 17. Three of us drove out to a neighborhood being built in an area with trees. Typical night ... largely stayed in the car talking, smoking and listening to music when we began seeing multiple sets of small glowing/lighted orbs flying quite close to the car... These objects appeared to be the size of tennis balls or base balls and each set of three flew in a synchronized way. The glowing/lighted colors were quite vibrant ... They were present long enough that we had a pretty long discussion about whether we should call some authority ... like the FAA or whatever. I told the other two it would be dismissed as an effect of swamp gas even though it wasn't swampy and the objects didn't seem like an illusion. After some discussion, we decided we wouldn't be believed because we were three 17-year-old stoner types and we'd had a couple of beers. We definitely didn't tell our parents since the place where it happened wasn't where we told them we'd be going.
This happened in about 1979 in Upstate New York -- near Albany.
They have also been banned in Ireland from calling their buns bread due to the high levels of sugar in them. It’s closer to cake than bread
So would a diet Coke there be a lot less?Makes sense to me. I was just in Ireland and a Coke at a restaurant was on average $4 for 8-12 ounces no refills. I asked a local why and he said they have a really high sugar tax. They want to prevent people from being overweight. It seems to work because most people that I saw that were seriously overweight were not locals.
So would a diet Coke there be a lot less?
Just curious. I've drank diet soda forever, because I like the taste mostly - or dislike sugary drinks more specifically.
I wonder then why they don't tax starch. Guiness for example.
Vistalite Black experienced unidentified flying objects once when he was about 17. Three of us drove out to a neighborhood being built in an area with trees. Typical night ... largely stayed in the car talking, smoking and listening to music when we began seeing multiple sets of small glowing/lighted orbs flying quite close to the car... These objects appeared to be the size of tennis balls or base balls and each set of three flew in a synchronized way. The glowing/lighted colors were quite vibrant ... They were present long enough that we had a pretty long discussion about whether we should call some authority ... like the FAA or whatever. I told the other two it would be dismissed as an effect of swamp gas even though it wasn't swampy and the objects didn't seem like an illusion. After some discussion, we decided we wouldn't be believed because we were three 17-year-old stoner types and we'd had a couple of beers. We definitely didn't tell our parents since the place where it happened wasn't where we told them we'd be going.
This happened in about 1979 in Upstate New York -- near Albany.
A UFO saved my life in the early 70’s. I was about to get beaten up by three bigger guys in a school yard field at night. It had something to do with a girl as usual. Anyway, just as the beating was about to go down, I spotted a flashing light over the school roof and I yelled “look! A UFO!” One of the guys yelled Holy s***! And the
other two stared at it. I turned and ran like the wind and never looked back until I was safely in my livingroom a couple of blocks away. I owe some martians a solid if I ever meet them again.
So would a diet Coke there be a lot less?
Just curious. I've drank diet soda forever, because I like the taste mostly - or dislike sugary drinks more specifically.
I wonder then why they don't tax starch. Guiness for example.
And the key word in that headline, folks, is "allegedly". Without proof an allegation is nothing more than gossip.Some Skittles after that McRib?
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Taste the toxin? Skittles sued for allegedly having ‘heightened levels’ of titanium dioxide
A California man is suing Mars, Inc., claiming Skittles are “unfit for human consumption” due to one questionable ingredient.www.ksat.com