I have never once eaten a Little Debbie's snack cake or eaten at McDonald's and afterwards thought, "I am SO glad I just ate that. I feel really good about putting that into my body."
I usually either feel a little queasy or want to eat more of it....never satisfied or content with what I just ate.
And yet, if the food is offered or available, will I eat it?
Heck, yes, I will.
In fact, tonight I found a package of Little Debbie's in the car (they were bought as a bribery last time we went shopping with the kids--don't act like you don't bribe your kids to be good when at the store), and I gave in to those enticing little cakes that are, in reality, basically solidified corn syrup (it was a stressful afternoon, okay?).
Were they satisfying? No. Were they even that good? Not really. I could feel the sugar hurting my teeth. And yet, I ate not one, but TWO of them. And how am I feeling now, you ask? Well, my tummy hurts and I kind of hate myself.
That's why I never buy Little Debbie's. Lesson learned.
I usually either feel a little queasy or want to eat more of it....never satisfied or content with what I just ate.
And yet, if the food is offered or available, will I eat it?
Heck, yes, I will.
In fact, tonight I found a package of Little Debbie's in the car (they were bought as a bribery last time we went shopping with the kids--don't act like you don't bribe your kids to be good when at the store), and I gave in to those enticing little cakes that are, in reality, basically solidified corn syrup (it was a stressful afternoon, okay?).
Were they satisfying? No. Were they even that good? Not really. I could feel the sugar hurting my teeth. And yet, I ate not one, but TWO of them. And how am I feeling now, you ask? Well, my tummy hurts and I kind of hate myself.
That's why I never buy Little Debbie's. Lesson learned.
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