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Some foods are meant to be unhealthy. Just consume them in small amounts and less frequently, then there's not much to worry about.
For real like if I wanna eat something unhealthy it’s because I wanna eat it because it taste good. I don’t want some healthy version of an unhealthy food to “trick” myself into eating healthy… healthy food tastes good too you know? Just eat good tasting health food.
What? Are you not suppose to buy a bag of something containing 20 servings and down the whole pack in one sitting?
You can always do my thing of doing that and then not eating for the next two days wondering why you feel like shit.
The nutrition panel where I live (I assume similar in the US) tells you the info for a serving as well as for a 100-gram amount.
It’s awful. Just tell me the calories and nutrients for the whole pack.
I’ll work out the serving size myself, thank you.
I mean in college a bag of cereal was one serving. Why else would they put it in a milk proof bag?