Confession
On Monday, in my despair over trying to find something I could eat (or drink) without antagonizing the toxic-waste dump, I bought a weird assemblage of items from the grocery store that I thought might be viable options. These included applesauce, Jell-o (both ready-made and the package mix), those waffle-patterned wafer cookies with vanilla-cream filling, Lipton instant-soup mix, two different flavors of Gatorade, and a box of Yankee Doodles.
The applesauce, Jell-O, soup mix, and Gatorade were all nutritionist-sanctioned items.
The cookies and Yankee Doodles were not. But somehow, they just seemed really appealing. And when you haven't had a decent meal in a week, you tend to get a little desperate.
And a little lax about things like food labels and ingredient lists and nutrition content.
In point of fact, I haven't had a single waffle-patterned wafer cookie with vanilla-cream filling. The package remains unopened.
I cannot say the same for the Yankee Doodles.
What I can say is that I ate seven of them.
Nearly all in one sitting.
The applesauce, Jell-O, soup mix, and Gatorade were all nutritionist-sanctioned items.
The cookies and Yankee Doodles were not. But somehow, they just seemed really appealing. And when you haven't had a decent meal in a week, you tend to get a little desperate.
And a little lax about things like food labels and ingredient lists and nutrition content.
In point of fact, I haven't had a single waffle-patterned wafer cookie with vanilla-cream filling. The package remains unopened.
I cannot say the same for the Yankee Doodles.
What I can say is that I ate seven of them.
Nearly all in one sitting.
1 Comments:
Yankee Doodles? Well, all I can say is that they are a poor cousin to Susie Qs.....
:-)
liz
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