Oh no, not Campbell's soup too. How can salt taste so good and yet be so bad? I read a paper that suggested we should actually only have around 1500 to 1600 mg of sodium a day, as opposed to the 2200 currently recommended.

It seems to me like this article is based on an outdated health model. While I agree that keeping track of ones fat intake is a good idea for weight purposes, many of the items the author lambasts are cooked with tropical oils (palm, coconut) which new studies are proving may be better for us than previously thought. At least you know what you are getting with saturated fats. What's scary is all those poly-unsaturated fats that are in everything we eat (including many of the low-fat productes mentioned in the article no doubt) that are probably giving us cancer and god knows what else!

You're probably right, Stef. However, I still think it's a good idea to stay away from foods with animated potatoes on the package.

what about other animated characters? You seemed to like those natural cheetos well enough....

But, see, the cheeto itself was not animated. There's a subtle difference between animated characters and animated food.

Ahhh. yes totally. why can't i think of any other ones right now..?