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So, first up sister,
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what's in your cereal?
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I just make sure it's not expired.
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I think this is how you find out she specifically went on
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Instagram and said this is a quote from her.
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I grew up on cereal.
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but I won't eat Kellogg's anymore after I found out that so
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many ingredients that they use here in the US are banned in
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other countries. Why?
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Because they're awful for Children?
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Oh, ok. So she basically called them out for potentially
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using harmful ingredients in our food here in the US versus other
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countries essentially. Yeah.
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And you already know everyone and their mothers had an opinion.
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Yeah. I'm sure on social media,
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obviously there's a bunch of comments saying that she's getting misinformation but
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there's people on her side as well,
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but if you think about it,
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like, just take a step back,
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like she has a point,
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like companies regulate their ingredients and other products too across the board
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Mexican Coke. Right.
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Coke here. In the US versus Coke in Mexico is different
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well, I was told that the Coke in Mexico has the
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actual sugar cane sugar in it.
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The la can. And then the one in here is high
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fructose corn syrup or the liquid sugar.
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So it's not as natural.
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That's why the Mexican Coke is known to taste better,
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Yeah, this tastes better.
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is it actually healthier?
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I don't know. But like,
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OK, there's one example that's different,
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right? And then even in the,
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in Europe, I've heard from one of our gluten free friends
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here that technically the bread in the US doesn't qualify as bread
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the standards are higher.
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It begs the question like,
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what are we putting in our food or what are they putting
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Like I know there's different regulations from country to country,
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but this all sounds kind of si mean,
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what does Canada know that the US does in be,
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you know, it seems like they are prioritizing their citizens health
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and I'm gonna have to smuggle my fruit loops from the
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six. Yeah, I think about it.
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Look how sneaky the US is with like ingredients in food and
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it's probably just all to make us a couple more pennies per
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box. But obviously it adds it to a lot.
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But again, and it's funny because,
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it's not known for having the healthiest snacks,
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but at least it lets you know,
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hey, this is the big ass Hexagons on the back like
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is it healthy for you?
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But we're letting you know excess,
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excess as excess salad or whatever the hell if you still do
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it, that's all you know,
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I'm letting you know this is what you're about to eat.
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If you choose to eat it,
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that's on you. So even we feel you.
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