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Renante Lasala:  PAM butter flavor - Rich Butter TasteNo-stick cooking spray

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Renante Lasala:  PAM butter flavor - Rich Butter TasteNo-stick cooking spray

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This is really misleading in terms of the label with No artificial preservatives, flavors and colors.  As you look at the ingredients and the label, it is not completely accurate. In the ingredients there are artificial sticking and anti foaming. Artificial flavor is the substitute for natural ingredients and it makes it more appealing to consumers to buy the products because it is cheaper and more accessible; however, it does not provide thesame level of nutrients and less healthy to one's body. The preservatives that one consumes does not digest completely in the body and therefore overtime, it will become toxic and may cause different side effects such as lethargy, heavy uneasy feeling, nausea, and even kidney or liver failure.

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La Tourangelle, Delicate Avocado Oil Spray, 5 fl oz (147 ml)

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PAM Non Stick Butter Cooking Spray makes cleaning cookware quick and easy. Formulated for superior no-stick performance, this no stick spray for cooking will help you effortlessly pull off your next meal. This butter flavored spray is perfect for eggs, pancakes or grilled cheese sandwiches. PAM Nonstick Butter Spray has 0 calories per serving and is great for fat free cooking.

One 5 oz can of PAM Butter Cooking Spray

Non stick cooking spray brings flavor to your favorite foods without using regular butter or margarine

Specially formulated cooking spray with butter flavor for superior no-stick performance

Keeps eggs, pancakes and grilled cheese sandwiches from sticking to your pans

Non stick spray made with no artificial preservatives, colors or flavors

Spray can upright about 6 inches from un heated cookware

Ingredients:

Ingredients: Canola Oil*, Coconut Oil*, Palm Oil*, Soy Lecithin (Prevents Sticking), Dimethyl Silicone(For Anti-Foaming), Natural Flavors (MILK). CONTAINS: MILK, SOY Also contains propellant to dispense spray. *Adds a trivial amount of fat.

Directions:

Instructions: 1. Point nozzle towards red mark on can.2. Shake well.3. Spray can upright about 6 inches from unheated cook / bakeware.Store at room temperature.

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PAM Butter Flavor Cooking Spray, Canola Oil Nonstick Cooking & Baking Spray, 5 oz - Walmart.com

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Free shipping with no order minimum required. Restrictions apply. Report incorrect product information This item is gift eligible La Tourangelle, Delicate Avocado Oil Spray, 5 fl oz (147 ml) About This Item We aim to show you accurate product information. Manufacturers, suppliers and others provide what you see here, and we have not verified it.

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Jermaine Williams;
This is actually one of my favorite snacks, Welch's "fruit" snacks have been something I've enjoyed dating back to my early childhood years. As an adult and learning more about nutrition, I have learned that even though this says that fruit is the first or the main ingredient, by reading the label you can see that this is not the case. in fact over 40% of the of the contents in each bag are made with sugar, and corn Syrup. This is Very misleading, by Having fruit all over the packaging and having the " Fruit is our First ingredient" and "Made with real fruit" covering the box will make these snacks seem healthier so that parents feel more comfortable giving this to their children.

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This product contains sugar alcohols. Just because its sugar free doesn't mean its low calorie. I think a lot of the time when companies put "sugar free" or "Gluten free" it tricks people to believe that it's low calorie and healthier for you. In my opinion this can influence people that eating these aren't as bad as the regular Oreos and can influence them to eat more. This could lead people to obesity! In reality these Oreos could potentially be worse for you. This product also contains High fructose corn syrup which has been proven to lead to insulin resistance, obesity, and high blood pressure. If you look into the other Oreo products you will see a gluten free version as well. Don't let this fool you though! The gluten free Oreos are not much better for you either. The gluten free Oreos actually have more fat and sugar! This company is trying to convinvce customers that they keep coming out with healthier versions but truthfully every version is just as bad as the normal Oreo or worse for you then the original.

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Sure, maybe they're healthier than regular brownies, but can this branding cause people to eat more brownies than usual?

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Why would companies market these as gluten free?

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Do you agree or disagree that "we need to detox?"

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This is the back of a Maruchan instant ramen package. Apparently there are two servings in one pack, but doesn't everyone just eat the whole thing?

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Does the words "defense" and "wellness" make this drink seem like a magical elixir?

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Look up the term "health halo" and respond to this post with your reflection about times you fell for this trick.

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Find a good website with a good definition of greenwashing and also provide an example

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Looks like Vitamin Water is marketing itself as an alternative for hair of the dog (aka, using alcohol to lessen hangover symptoms). Is Vitamin Water really that much more effective than just drinking water?

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View these posters: https://www.ams.usda.gov/sites/default/files/media/OrganicLabelsExplained.png
https://www.ams.usda.gov/sites/default/files/media/BehindTheUSDAOrganicSeal.png

Then compare the info with this FAQ https://www.nongmoproject.org/gmo-facts/non-gmo-project-verified-faq/#7

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Why would anyone care if we have artificial flavors or real flavors? Is this type of wording attractive to consumers?

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The asterisk says that "Federal Regulations prohibit the use of Hormones in Poultry," so does the inclusion of this statement make this turkey better than any other in the store?

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By just looking at this label, how are the words on this product making this product more attractive?

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Many people think this means that chickens live freely and happily outdoors, but that is not usually the case.

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No high fructose corn syrup, no artificial sweeteners, only organic cane sugar BUT wait, one 8 fl oz. serving contains 33g added sugar or 46% DV sugar. What are your thoughts about the sugar content and how it's advertised. Comments should include the 46% DV of sugar

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Why would we be attracted to a product that is "dairy free?" is this statement necessary?

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Coconuts are not known to be GMO, so is this labelling really necessary?

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What is wrong with the marketing statement "Keto Certified?"

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We see "free of" everywhere. How necessary is it? Is there even such a thing as water with gluten?

Is it making regular food less desirable and less nutritional?

See this spiritually-aligned and  infused with "our best thoughts and prayers into your water" https://claraglutenfreewater.com/ (note: hoax website)

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Almost all the ingredients in Organic Doritos are organic (click the Ingredients tab). It's "pure" and "simply organic". Organic farming - great for the environment and farm workers, but are they always good for our health?

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Ingredients: Organic Yellow Corn, Organic Expeller-Pressed Sunflower Oil, Organic Cheddar Cheese (Milk, Cheese Cultures, Salt, Enzymes), Organic Maltodextrin (Made from Corn), Sea Salt, Organic Sweet Cream Buttermilk, Organic Tomato Powder, Flavors, Organic Onion Powder, Organic Romano Cheese (Cow's Milk, Cheese Cultures, Salt, Enzymes), Organic Butter (Cream, Salt), Organic Skim Milk, Organic Spices, Citric Acid, Organic Garlic Powder, Organic Cream, and Lactic Acid.

CONTAINS MILK INGREDIENTS.

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Simply Organic White Cheddar Flavored Tortilla Chips | Doritos

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Ingredients: Organic Yellow Corn, Organic Expeller-Pressed Sunflower Oil, Organic Cheddar Cheese (Milk, Cheese Cultures, Salt, Enzymes), Organic Maltodextrin (Made from Corn), Sea Salt, Organic Sweet Cream Buttermilk, Organic Tomato Powder, Flavors, Organic Onion Powder, Organic Romano Cheese (Cow's Milk, Cheese Cultures, Salt, Enzymes), Organic Butter (Cream, Salt), Organic Skim Milk, Organic Spices, Citric Acid, Organic Garlic Powder, Organic Cream, and Lactic Acid.