Comments on: Crackers Aren’t Always All They’re Cracked Up To Be http://www.healthfoodmadeeasy.com/crackers/ Easy Healthy Food One Bite At A Time! Sat, 04 Sep 2010 19:40:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Teagan http://www.healthfoodmadeeasy.com/crackers/comment-page-1/#comment-134 Teagan Mon, 04 Aug 2008 15:54:54 +0000 http://healthfoodmadeeasy.com/?p=50#comment-134 I agree, it's a lot easier when they give realistic portion sizes, like how many in each serving, or at least by something easily measureable, like "half a cup." It's hard to figure by weight. You've got a great plan on shopping the periphery... with the fruits and veggies, and other unprocessed foods it's much easier to figure out what's good for you and what's not! I agree, it’s a lot easier when they give realistic portion sizes, like how many in each serving, or at least by something easily measureable, like “half a cup.” It’s hard to figure by weight.

You’ve got a great plan on shopping the periphery… with the fruits and veggies, and other unprocessed foods it’s much easier to figure out what’s good for you and what’s not!

]]> By: ceecee http://www.healthfoodmadeeasy.com/crackers/comment-page-1/#comment-115 ceecee Tue, 29 Jul 2008 00:48:39 +0000 http://healthfoodmadeeasy.com/?p=50#comment-115 I LOVE when snack companies put something other than a weight on their boxes, ie: approx. 26 pretzels. I am amazed at nutrition information on so-called "healthy" crackers. My most recent eye opening was a box of Kashi crackers. There were 7 (yes 7!) grams of fat in one serving. Hardly, health food. Who eats just one ounce of anything salty and crunchy, anyway? My main objective is to shop on the periphery of the grocery story. Stuff in boxes, cans and containers make me have to read too much:) Nutritional information takes all the happiness out of eating. Too bad it's so necessary! I LOVE when snack companies put something other than a weight on their boxes, ie: approx. 26 pretzels.

I am amazed at nutrition information on so-called “healthy” crackers. My most recent eye opening was a box of Kashi crackers. There were 7 (yes 7!) grams of fat in one serving. Hardly, health food. Who eats just one ounce of anything salty and crunchy, anyway?
My main objective is to shop on the periphery of the grocery story. Stuff in boxes, cans and containers make me have to read too much:) Nutritional information takes all the happiness out of eating. Too bad it’s so necessary!

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