“All natural?” More like “all NOTural.” HA! Sorry, this cartoon is funnier.
Found via falconieri:
Actually, it does have a meaning, or perhaps, purpose, which is deception. It is literally meant to mean nothing, so that the consumer will believe it means something.
I have to start eating correctly.
Since 2003, I’ve been doing the simple (but often difficult) task of doing my best to eat as few fake foods as possible. Basically, I check every ingredient label and if there’s anything chemicaly-sounding listed, I move on. I also/especially ignore foods with high fructose corn syrup and even regular old sugar in it (though I’ve always understood that regular refined sugar is better for you than HFCS).
What helps me stick to my guns is to think of eating healthy as a kind of rebellion. This makes perfect sense when you take note of all the utter shit most food companies want to feed us. So, think of yourself as an Outsider, trying to fight TheMan who is trying to poison you. After all, he is.
On a side note, does anyone know if HonestFoodGuide.org is on the up-and-up? The first thing you do when Person A accuses Person B of lying is check Person A’s facts. So, anyone know?
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