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How do you sort out the optimal foods in the aisles shopping for     groceries?

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the zak - 11 Apr 2008 14:43 GMT
How do you sort out the optimal foods in the aisles shopping for
groceries?

In the aisles at Cambridge Whole Foods Market or Trader Joe's or
Somerville DeMoulas Market Basket more foods appear to have more salt,
more sugar, more simple carbohydrates, more fats and more calories
than what would be the optimal foods.
Bee - 12 Apr 2008 00:40 GMT
> How do you sort out the optimal foods in the aisles shopping for
> groceries?
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> more sugar, more simple carbohydrates, more fats and more calories
> than what would be the optimal foods.

Never go shopping when you are hungry -- everything looks and sounds
like it would be
a good munch.  Make a list, of foods that you know -- and stick to the
list.

Spin marketing is done at the grocery store -- making you walk to the
back of the store
for that carton of milk -- sending you down aisle #3 clear to the
back--for that loaf of bread.
What's across from that bread - cookies.

Being a smart consumer takes practice - learning to stick to a list,
and sticking to it.  This isn't
to say you should try new products, but be very label conscience,
what's in it---if I cannot read
or pronounce the ingredients, then I usually don't buy it until I
learn more about it---fresh is always
best, and homemade or homegrown is even better.
 
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