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If you eat from the Whole Foods hot bar I’m going to assume you are mentally retarded




The sweetness in our bar comes from two real-food ingredients: raw organic honey (glyphosate free honey from @eatlineage) and organic coconut nectar. The total amount of sugar in the whole bar is less than one tablespoon of honey. The label says “added sugar" b/c the FDA requires honey and coconut nectar to be listed as added sugars when used in a multi-ingredient product, even though they are minimally processed whole-food sweeteners with their own natural nutrient profiles. On their own, neither would carry that label. The regulation is a classification rule, not a judgment on quality. Raw honey contains trace enzymes, antioxidants, and amino acids. Coconut nectar is lower on the glycemic index than table sugar and retains minerals from the coconut palm. Neither behaves in your body the way refined cane sugar does. These are real food forms of sugar. Want some PMIDs to back up that statement? 2951092 19817641 36834366 P.S. Is it a little ironic that this post is from a guy named Danish and my last name is Saladino? I think so!







Things are getting real - one of Domino’s largest franchisees has just filed for bankruptcy protection, and Papa John’s reports that 300 of its stores are underperforming.

































