But I'm not going to disparage the humble Cheez-It and its salty, Cheezy goodness. It's not the problem.

The problem is that those addicting, orange, heavenly squares aren't quite good enough.
No.
As a people we want --
Nay.
We DEMAND more.
We demand bigger.
We demand more Cheez.
We are America.
We demand:
BIG CHEEZ-ITs.

We are killing ourselves, and our kids, with food.
ReplyDeleteThose actually look really good! I don't think they have those up here in Canada. :o(
ReplyDeleteIt amazes me what we put in our bodies. We fill ourselves with this overly processed stuff, and then we take more overly processed stuff in the form of chemicals to help fix the problems we caused by the first overly processed stuff.
ReplyDeleteI admit to eating those cheeze-its, (Jalapeno flavor thank you very much)but only on rare occasions and even then only a few of them.
You're right. Another little known fact is that the sun is just a big, round Cheez-It.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't have said it better myself.. I'm currently going back on my portion control, and its hard as hell to do when you ask for small or "kiddie size" portions. I end up with either a lot of doggie bags, or simply cook at home..
ReplyDeleteOh aye. I know I do.
ReplyDeleteClaudia from Denver Cereal and the Fey
Cheez-Its are way too yummy. I just bought a box last night...shame on me.
ReplyDeleteI totally love cheeze its.
ReplyDeletereading nutrition labels these days is like reading a horror novel for your body. Shop smart and stick to the outside of the supermarket
ReplyDelete(produce, meat, bread and dairy.) Skip the middle and you'll save calories and money.
This is so true! It's not even food, really...
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