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Yep. Most all of the "low fat" and "reduced fat" foods pushed by nutritionists contain more added sugar than their fat-laden counterparts.
by CodeWriter23 10y ago
Yep. Most all of the "low fat" and "reduced fat" foods pushed by nutritionists contain more added sugar than their fat-laden counterparts.
- logfromblammo 10y agoEvery time I see candy marketed as "a fat-free food", I die a little inside. Better put that crap on your packaging now, confectioners. I see mandatory warnings like "consumption of this product increases your risk of developing type 2 diabetes" in your future.
- CodeWriter23 10y agoCompare the labels for the "Sugars" row on any regular vs. low fat food. Deleting fat removes flavor so they add sugar. At the moment, the clearest example that comes to mind is salad dressing.