>Different flavors
>Identical nutritional information
Problem?
>Extra Butter and Homestyle Popcorn
>Identical nutritional information
>>7269310
Obviously the flavors are artificial. Wouldn't recommend eating any of that shit.
>>7269487
yeah I'm sure it's toxic
>>7269310
> vanilla ice cream
> vanilla fudge swirl ice cream
> both have the same calories per oz
WHAT ARE YOU MAKING THE FUDGE OUT OF?
>>7269617
The fudge merely displaces the vanilla, which has an identical calorie count. Do not fear.
>>7269620
Vanilla is just a flavouring liquid
>>7269680
He meant the vanilla ice cream you lemon
>what is artificial non-digestible flavor
>identical product
>different brands
>different nutritional values
flavoring agents have no nutritional value
>>7269620
I am skeptical that fudge and vanilla ice cream have the same caloric content per volume.
>>7269491
I doubt artificial flavors are toxic. My issue is that they're used to make flavorless foods with little nutritional value taste delicious. Given the option I'd rather eat food that gets its flavor from the same ingredients that provide its nutritiousness, instead of food that's not much of anything nutrition wise beefed up with artificial flavors. Because too much of the latter leads to that weird combination of obesity and malnutrition we see among the American poor.
I see no reason to mess around with that.
>>7270562
>I doubt artificial flavors are toxic
https://cspinet.org/new/pdf/food-dyes-rainbow-of-risks.pdf
>>7270629
Bit him, but I doubt anything would happen if you eat some artificially flavored/dyed product once a month or so. It's not like you're going to die eight away.
>>7270522
Why are you skeptical?
Fudge is made from cocoa (negligible nutritional value), sugar, and dairy.
Guess what vanilla ice cream is made from? sugar and dairy. In other words, the fudge that is added to fudge-flavored ice cream is really not much different nutritionally from the ice cream base itself since they are both sugar + dairy.
>>7270648
This is true for snake bites as well. It's ok to be bitten two or three times a week but any more than that and you're done for.
>>7269617
>WHAT ARE YOU MAKING THE FUDGE OUT OF?
Why don't you look at the ingredients list? It's so stupid when people say shit like "No diary in oreos, then what's it made out of?" Like pretty much everything you find in a grocery store doesn't come with a list of all its ingredients. And not recognizing the chemical bullshit often found on those lists is no excuse. Just look it up online.
>>7270629
I avoid them because they are an indicator that the food is crap. But if I were going to be concerned about the stuff they put in crap food I'd probably worry more about preservatives and colors.
I avoid the issue by mostly avoiding foods that have those things in them.
