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I love to eat snacks just as much as the next guy. I love them so much that i actually have a budget for snacks every month. I could go on for hours about which snacks i like and which are my very favorite, but i wanted to discuss Gummy bears today. We all know and love this snack but i learned something very disturbing recently that has caused me to rethink buying them every again. I saw a post on social media and i did some research. Gummy bears contain an ingredient called gelatin. Gelatin is animal by product and the most common parts are bones. Forget about the corn syrup and everything else for a second. How do they allow companies to sell this kind of crap in our food? My kids love gummy bears now how do i explain to them that they cannot eat them anymore? After finding this fact out will they be a snack of choice for you?
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I'm also one of the person who doesn't read about the side effects of a medicine. I don't read the TOC. And I don't do that, because I'm a firm believer of the fact that people reading side effects are the people who will start to suffer of some of them too. I usually don't care about the ingredients. I mean, chips increase the risks of getting cancer and all that, but I don't care. - I can't care too much about things like that, because I want to live my life the way I want. Most things I eat and drink are probably not that healthy or rather "[i]disgusting[/i]" in case I look at the ingredients, which is why I don't do it. I'm also one of the person who doesn't read about the side effects of a medicine. I don't read the TOC. And I don't do that, because I'm a firm believer of the fact that people reading side effects are the people who will start to suffer of some of them too.
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