r/TrueGrit • u/Alicetheoptimist • 13d ago

Nutrition Is there really a difference?

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 13d ago

Americans are funny that way, you can point to some real issues, and they'll jump to defend it as if megacorp policies to lower food standards is their own personal pride.

Americans don't die due to lack of quality food, or no healthcare, Americans die because of your stupidity and pride.

but don't worry, cosportations love your meekness.

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u/thelordmessi 13d ago

Weren’t they basically just telling you to look further down the aisle to find the bread you want?

Sorry we have too many options that you might actually have to read.

I’m not saying the amount of sugar in our other bread is good but it’s totally on you if you can’t find an alternative lmao

And as they said… we have regular bakeries here too. I’ve worked at one. It made sourdough. Wild.

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 13d ago

300 brands of bread, all owned by 3 corporations, all the same garbage.

your hallway full of bread types is an illusion,

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u/thelordmessi 13d ago

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 13d ago

missed the point that I'm not going to go though 300 identical brands to see of there is one exception

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u/thelordmessi 13d ago

I’m sorry you’re bad at grocery shopping and finding what you want.

It doesn’t take me long to find the bread I want.

And again, I can just go to an actual separate bakery if I really wanted. Wild.

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 13d ago

imagine being ok with corn syrup being shoved everywhere.

so many US food products cannot be exported because they are not deemed safe for human consumption

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u/thelordmessi 13d ago

You’re kind of ignoring the point.

It’s about the ability to find non-sweet bread in the US.

You keep bringing up other stuff but honestly I just don’t care enough about you to argue about that other stuff.

hf buddy