Is this post fake? I find OP hard to believe. Even harder to believe so many adults on here eat Pop Tarts. Yuck.

agreed

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Anonymous wrote:I LOVE Poptarts so much!!! I eat them almost every morning as do my kids. Yummy!!!!

No fat folks in my house so I don't worry about the extra calories.

Enjoy your diabeetus.

Give me a break. Sugar doesn't cause diabetes.

But doesn't eating junky and sugary food increase the chances of becoming overweight and/or a Type 2? diabetic?

Overeating and sitting on your fat butt all day increase the risk of being overweight and developing diabetes. I could eat a box of Poptarts a day and not gain a pound because of the intensity of my exercise program.

Whether your calories out > your calories in isn't the point, PP. Childhood eating habits shape adult eating habits. And while one pop tart doesn't a diabetic make, it's still sugary junk anyway you slice it. There are better snack alternatives out there (especially for 200 bucks/yr).

The ADA admits the answer 'isn't so simple' on sugar causing diabetes. It doesn't NOT cause it.

I could eat a can of frosting but I'm not too into poptarts.

Anonymous wrote:I eat 1 pop tart a day non frosted. It actually has less sugar then the organic whole foods ones.

it is not about the sugar

I don't have a problem with occasional sweets as a part of a balanced diet, but Pop Tarts always give me a sore throat. There is some ingredient in there that my body does not want me to ingest.

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Anonymous wrote:An occasional pop tart won't kill anyone, but this would piss me off!

Except the ones with the rat tails inside...

How is a rat tail going to kill you? Come to life and strangle you?

Here's a little list: Cyanide = Poison. Arsenic = Poison. Rat tails? Ew, but not poison.

gatorade? really? that makes you mad? for a snack? once?

get a life.