Refers to Fruit

[shouldbesad]

According to May07 issue of Health magazine-

51% of children's foods that refer to fruit (with words or images) on the package actually don't contain fruit. Huh

Diane

 

[SirenSongWoman]

Kind of makes you sick, doesn't it?

 

[skipzip]

I thought a fruit rollup was fruit....

 

[Fit_mommy]

This is why I feed my son REAL fruit from the produce aisle! What a concept, huh!?! :7

 

[kathryn]

>This is why I feed my son REAL fruit from the produce aisle!
>What a concept, huh!?! :7

How true.
But even that is being made un-fruity.
Have you seen the grape/apple things--Grapples, I think? Apples injected with grape flavoring (I think artificial).

 

[hiitdogs]

Oh for crying out loud!! I just googled it, yup, it's Grapples.

Who comes up with ideas like that!!??? If someone wants grapes why don't they just eat it, instead of having an apple that tastes like grapes. UGGGHHH!

 

[kathryn]

>Who comes up with ideas like that!!??? If someone wants grapes
>why don't they just eat it, instead of having an apple that
>tastes like grapes. UGGGHHH!

When I first saw them, I assumed they were some kind of hybrid (after all, the produce aisle is the one place where you can find real food, isn't it?). Then I read the ingredients and couldn't put it down fast enough (there may be artificial coloring in there as well, I can't recall).>
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