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8-Count Amazon Fresh Frosted Toaster Pastries: Cherry $1.45, Blueberry
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Amazon has select 8-Count Amazon Fresh Frosted Toaster Pastries on sale from $1.40 as listed below. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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- These toaster pastries make for a quick and easy breakfast -- even on the go
- An excellent source of 6 vitamins and minerals
- Contains: Milk, Soy, Wheat
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Select Counts of Amazon Fresh Frosted Toaster Pastries on sale from $1.40. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.
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- 8-Count Blueberry [amazon.com] $1.40
- 8-Count Cherry [amazon.com] $1.46
Created 03-31-2024
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/28/2024, 10:22 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
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| Rating: | (4.4 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 633 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Amazon Fresh, Frosted Blueberry Toaster Pastries, 8 Count |
| Manufacturer: | Amazon.com Services LLC. |
| Product SKU: | B096XTDT56 |
| UPC: | 195515010962 |
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The amount of fear mongering in this thread is staggering and we're only on 1 page of comments thus far.
67 carbs is pretty insane I can eat cake for less
Oh, they're not a "whole food" ?
How are you defining this "fact"?
Show me what fear mongering social media influencer you are parroting & I'll point out the overly processed shit they're paid to promote.
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This is coming from a guy who was a very fat kid from the first 22 years of his life and now runs marathons and is in better shape/ happier and healthier than those who made fun of me or told me what I should or shouldn't do growing up. Do sh*t in moderation and don't listen to what others think. They'll probably die before you and are miserable anyway
How are you defining this "fact"?
Show me what fear mongering social media influencer you are parroting & I'll point out the overly processed shit they're paid to promote.
A whole food is a single ingredient food. Since there appears to be an educational gap here, some examples include beef, chicken, eggs, or an apple. This product has more than one ingredient listed.
Not parroting anyone. Common sense, keyboard warrior.
A whole food is a single ingredient food. Since there appears to be an educational gap here, some examples include beef, chicken, eggs, or an apple. This product has more than one ingredient listed.
Not parroting anyone. Common sense, keyboard warrior.
Zero chance in hell your diet consists of 100% "whole" foods so step off with your smug nonsense.
Since vitamins and supplements aren't regulated and companies are allowed to put whatever, they often put it too high because it makes the label look more appealing. If you're going for pop-tarts, either go organic or with the cheap ones that have no nutritional value at all listed unless it's iron or something negligible.
The TLDR is that synthetic vitamins have B-sides (negatives) because they can't be synthesized perfectly, so the amount you see on a label (10% for example) has another 100% that you need to detoxify. Some are fine though and have much higher tolerances (C and most B's for example, water solubility) than others (E is pretty bad, A is mid).
All frosted Pop Tarts taste that way too me.🥴
Also, excess sugar intake doesn't directly cause diabetes. However, excess calories can lead to obesity which, along with other factors like family history, can contribute to diabetes.
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This is coming from a guy who was a very fat kid from the first 22 years of his life and now runs marathons and is in better shape/ happier and healthier than those who made fun of me or told me what I should or shouldn't do growing up. Do sh*t in moderation and don't listen to what others think. They'll probably die before you and are miserable anyway