Saturday, July 25, 2009

"Just a spoonful of sugar helps...."


WHAT A UNIQUE WAY TO PRESENT THIS...

Someone ought to get an award for this. We know the facts, but this brings perspective quickly, doesn’t it? Each cube is a teaspoonful.

Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes

Sugar Content by cubes

Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes
Sugar Content by cubes

(So instead of 2 bananas, I can have 4 oreos?)

*Thanks, Erwin
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4 comments:

  1. MozetteAugust 14, 2009

    If only we could see it all that way when we purchase those items at MacDonalds or at the shops; then we'd think twice about buying them.

    Thank you for the photos. Very educational.

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 03, 2009

    Kind of silly to imply that an orange is equal to a pack of oreos.

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  3. The Wizard of 'OZ'September 03, 2009

    Only as far as sugar content - sugar is sugar!

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  4. AnonymousJuly 24, 2011

    meh. Sugar isn't sugar. The orange, strawberry, etc., is infinitely better for you than the highly-processed sugars in Oreos. So yeah, it's kind of silly to compare an orange to a pack of Oreos--the Oreos have no fiber or nutrients, and use sucrose and HFCS, whereas the "sugar" in oranges is good for you.

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