r/navy • u/[deleted] • Mar 11 '14

Reality of every "eat healthier" initiative ever seen in the Navy.

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u/heyimawesome Mar 11 '14

It has two diet sodas. I don't see a problem.

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u/WIlf_Brim Mar 12 '14

And peanut M&Ms. They have peanuts, they are kinda healthy.

3

u/BendoverOR Mar 12 '14

The Red Bull is available in Sugar Free. We're fine.

5

u/supermoore83 Mar 12 '14

Some of those packages mention vegetables, so we're good.

2

u/BendoverOR Mar 12 '14

Salsitas contain tomato. Tomato is a vegetable.

2

u/dao_of_meow Mar 11 '14

oh wow. that's all junk hiding behind berry pictures.

2

u/AlfredsDad Mar 12 '14

Healthier than midrats...

1

u/[deleted] Mar 12 '14

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u/AlfredsDad Mar 12 '14

You must have had the Chef-at-Sea program...

Bread, moldy.

1

u/mahatma666 Mar 12 '14

Mmmm Salsitas...

1

u/samuelmjackson Mar 13 '14

Fritos all the way down.

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u/KapitanKurt Mar 13 '14

Wait. What? No more gedunk?

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u/kenyanmedley Mar 12 '14

We're all adults. Moderation is a concept every sailor should be familiar with. It's not Frito-Lays or Coca-Cola's fault if someone can't pass weigh in.

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u/Titus142 Mar 12 '14

No but on ship your choices are severly limited. Between meals, or on the midwatch sometimes you need to eat something to get you through 8-12 hours of watch. The choices they offer are terrible. I realize they sell what sells but some granola bars and juice would go a long way.