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How Pepperidge Farm Duped My Family

This is a picture of me on my first birthday. My father was clearly holding me back from taking a chunk out of my cake with my hand. Now I don’t remember this day exactly – but I do remember this Pepperidge Farm Golden 3 Layer cake because we had it more than just on my 1st birthday, we ate it all of the time.  I also remember having the worst asthma and allergies as a child too, but of course did not realize those symptoms were related to what I was eating…photo-3

My parents were the first people in their respective families to come to America from India and did not have a slew of homemade family cake recipes to choose from when celebrating events. Growing up, my Mom did make the BEST Indian desserts ever, but that didn’t matter. My family wanted to celebrate like everyone else in America – with cake! I remember this cake so vividly and can almost taste it in my mouth right now. We had it countless times throughout the years. It came out of the freezer section in a white box and I will never forget having to wait for several long grueling minutes for it to thaw on the counter.

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Little did we know at the time, but we were clearly being duped. What we thought we were getting and what we actually ended up consuming were 2 totally different things. My poor unsuspecting foreign parents figured it was frozen because it had been baked fresh (probably on a farm like the label suggested) and needed to be preserved. They were clueless to the fact that it was actually preserved not by freezing, but by a slew of chemicals and other artificial ingredients that helped keep it from breaking down, and to keep it “fresh.”

GMOs were not in production or even invented yet on my 1st birthday – so this cake went from pretty bad to REALLY bad in the late 1990’s when food companies like Pepperidge Farm started sneaking GMOs into our food. This was right around the time I left the house for college and discovered Costco cake, which I thought was better (but that’s another story) and stopped eating this cake.

Looking back at this photo, I wanted to understand why the heck a company named after a farm would sell junk food filled with garbage like this? I was downright shocked when I learned the history of Pepperidge Farm and how it started.

The founder Margaret Rudkin had a son who was asthmatic and had an allergy to commercially baked products that contained preservatives and artificial ingredients. He would have terrible reactions when he ate the bread sold in their town’s local bakery, so she decided to make her own bread without additives. The son’s doctor saw an immediate improvement in her son’s allergies after making the switch to home baked bread and started to recommend her bread to his patients with asthma. He eventually convinced Margaret to sell the baked goods to small grocers throughout the area. She named the company after her family’s farm – “Pepperidge.” Her baked goods became very popular especially after she visited Europe to discover what is known as the Milano cookie and Goldfish cracker from Switerzerland and brought it back to the states to sell her own licensed version. Campbell Soup bought her company in 1961 and Margaret continued as the head of the company until she died in 1967. I am not sure when Campbell Soup completely destroyed the integrity and quality of her products – but looking at the ingredients in Pepperidge Farm products today, there is NO WAY these ingredients would be considered natural, free of artificial ingredients, additives and preservatives, like Margaret originally intended for her products.

Case in point – Gold Fish is being sued right now for misleading labeling and false advertising. On the label of Gold Fish it states “Natural” and “No Artificial Preservatives,” however, the product is made with genetically engineered ingredients (GMOs) – namely canola or soybean oil. How can a company claim something is natural when they are using ingredients made in a laboratory? Remember there is nothing natural about taking DNA, a virus or bacteria from one species and inserting it into another. GMOs are man made, not tested for long term human safety and pose disastrous consequences to our water, land and the entire food supply.

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I’ve been quoted before saying that I think Gold Fish is one of the most dangerous products on supermarket shelves. The reason I say this is because they are so friendly, unassuming, “made with smiles” and look “natural” enough for millions of families to feed them to themselves and their children. In actuality, they are nothing more than refined white flour colored with annatto, made with GMO oils and a certain special ingredient called “autolyzed yeast” that is actually a hidden form of MSG. This ingredient is probably the most disastrous because it stimulates the brain cells to remember a taste, make you want more and enhance the flavor of something that would other wise not taste as addicting. This is the first cracker that millions of children eat… and this has to stop.

When I saw a new product on the shelf from Pepperidge Farm called “Baked Naturals” – I thought it was a pretty daring move considering the recent lawsuit and all the potential GMO ingredients it contains in the form of various oils, cornstarch and soy lecithin.

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Recently, I was delighted to find out Pepperidge Farm removed artificial coloring from their line of Gold Fish and created a new Mac & Cheese product that is colored naturally. However, it would have been nice for them to leave out the yeast extract – another form of hidden MSG and possible GMOs in the form of maltodextrin.

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There is even Gold Fish shaped 100% whole wheat bread that is full of GMOs, preservatives and other ingredients like carrageenan that are seriously questionable because of their link to intestinal inflammation. So many moms are buying this product for their children thinking it is natural and healthy, but that can’t be farther from the truth.

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Pepperidge Farm’s Light Style Wheat bread has fooled me in the past. I thought I hit the jackpot, getting to eat two slices of bread for 80 calories, but the only person hitting the jackpot was Pepperidge Farm by taking my money and millions of other people’s money and selling us cheap ingredients in the form of GMOs, high fructose corn syrup, dough conditioners (DATEM is linked to asthma), preservatives and artificial sugars.

The artificial sweetener “Sucralose” (a.k.a. Splenda) is added to keep the calories down, make it unnaturally sweet and get you addicted. Recent research out of Europe showed rats developed leukemia after consuming Sucralose. This is obviously an ingredient no one should be consuming… especially if you are trying to lose weight.

Diet breads are worthless when they contain artificial sweeteners because they increase sugar cravings and promote weight gain. That’s right – consuming artificial sweeteners actually increases your appetite. Think about it – when someone consumes something that is sweet, but it has little to no calories – their brain receives a signal to want more calories because their body is not actually getting any energy (i.e. enough calories) to get satisfied.  So that person keeps looking for gratification elsewhere and ends up craving more.

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The thing that makes me the most angry about Pepperidge Farm cookies is their fancy packaging. It’s like they were specially made just for me with those fancy compartments divided with paper cupcake holders. They make it seem like you are buying such a premium upscale and high quality product – it even says the word “Distinctive” on the label. These Milano cookies, along with other flavor varieties contain nothing but cheap worthless ingredients that do nothing in terms of nutrition for your body.  Quality cookies do not contain partially hydrogenated oils, but instead real butter.

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If Margaret Rudkin were alive today – what would she think?  Do you think she would have sold her company to Campbell Soup knowing that her products would turn into the same ones that caused her son so much trouble?

Luckily, I haven’t seen any Pepperidge Farm products in my family’s pantry for a long time now and I hope it stays that way. I obviously haven’t bought this brand in a while and thankfully don’t have bad asthma or allergies anymore either.

If you know someone who still buys Pepperidge Farm products, please share this post with them. There is no more integrity left in their brand and they do not deserve anyone’s hard earned money.

Wishing you the greatest health imaginable,

Food Babe

 

 

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207 responses to “How Pepperidge Farm Duped My Family

  1. Never, ever did I think Goldfish were a “natural” food. I mean look at the color, for gosh sakes! lol

    1. Although, the coloring–which the ingredients say comes from turmeric, which is very good for you and which I take every day–might be the most truly natural thing about them. Next time you’re at the grocery store, take a look in the spice aisle at turmeric. Same color as goldfish. Off topic, but I’d like to know if the Foodbabe has written about “natural” strawberry flavoring, which comes not from strawberries but from beaver-anus extract, and I kid you not. Foodbabe: please check this out and warn everyone. Thanks!

      1. The whole “beaver-anus extract” thing is very rarely used. A vast majority of the time, your natural strawberry flavor is indeed from strawberries.

      2. Beaver-anus extract is Rarely used? I think I’d want better odds than that!

      3. What I want to know is who had the idea to use beaver anus extract in the first place?? Nasty!

      4. Bever anus gland is used all. the. time. It is only rare if you live outside the USA where the Quaker Instant Oatmeal has IIRC 3 ingredients, sugar, oats, and dried strawberries. In the usa we get bever anus. Now for you who think that it is natural, yes it is, it comes from an animal. Why doesn it not taste like bever anus? I can’t imagine the amount of processing and added chemicals it takes to make anus taste like a strawberry. Anus is one of the most potent things on earth and you can add in massive quantities of dillution oils and who knows what to make the process extremely proffitable. The amount of processing alone would make it highly toxic!

        In case you did not know one of the most common ingredients in perfume is whales vomit. Whale vomit is a type of mucas/poop/vomit that sits in the whales intestimes for many many years until they finally poop it out. It then since it is like a fossilized blob of mucas/poop/vomit it floats around where it can make it to shore. If you find one… or your dog… you will want to run from the horrific smell, your dog will be very attracted to it. You can make a lot selling it! $100.00 perhaps: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/whale-vomit-10-things-you-1566526

      5. So just because something is ‘natural’ it doesn’t mean it is ok. You also have to look into the amount of processing, heat, additives. I prefer to use pure essential oils for perfume rather than vomit 😉 There is so much that is questionable in every single product, there is really no regulation. It is all directly related to profit. These are huge corporations, not a single individual. Once any product goes from being owned by a person who created a product out of love and quality to being a corporation with boards etc then personal accountability goes out the window. It is NOT a person! Corporations exist for profit only. That. is. it! If there is an exception it is rare and probably the original founder is still active in every company decision. JMHO thought…. every person interprets this life differently. Love and light…

  2. The person who put me on the path of healthy eating has a degree in biochemistry and is a health nut. Is into homeopathy and natural healing with food. Science as I see it has no place in our food. Science has caused the bad chemicals to be added to our food. And to make fake food no one should eat.

    1. If science has no place in our food then don’t cook because that’s chemistry itself. Boiling water is a physical change in its state. Heating up eggs denatures the proteins which is irreversible. You know we should all stop eating meat because cooking it messes with the nitrogen bonds and causes it to be….oops…a carcinogen.

    2. ffs, I see this attack of science constantly from the nutrition and health movement, science isn’t the enemy here, Science is a method, or mechanism for empirically finding truth in the world we live in (science comes from the latin word for knowledge). Wayne, science has brought you all the great technology you depend on every day. You wouldn’t be reading this message if it wasn’t for scientific process, you’d still be in a field somewhere waiting to catch bubonic plague. Corporations that lie to their customers are the enemy, pseudo-scientists who peddle bad science and distort the truth because they’re getting they’re research paid for by the corporations are the enemy… wake up.

      1. Why thank you Sir or is it Madam? Hard to tell, anons all look so alike these days.

      2. Seems the Foodbabe took the correction in the spirit in which it was given. She obviously wants to know the truth about things, and being beyond grammatical reproach only ADDS to her credibility. I am personally grateful when people care enough about me to correct me. It might sting momentarily, but it won’t do me or anyone else any good to give the ego full reign.

  3. I don’t even know how I finished up here, however I assumed this put up was once good. I don’t know who you’re however certainly you’re going to a famous blogger if you happen to are not already. Cheers!

  4. Hi Food Babe, great post on Goldfish, I want to repost to 100’s of Moms Clubs around the country who buy millions of these crackers but can you please offer your favorite Alternatives to these products so we have a place to turn to, thanks! Otherwise, we’re just a fish out of water (pun intended!)

      1. Annie ‘s was recently purchased by General Mills….No more Annie ‘s for my family. .. They fund millions to non -gmo labeling.

  5. Woman, you obviously have waaaay too much free time worrying about his stuff. Find a real cause to help humans…

    1. You have obviously never suffered from food sensitivities. They are difficult to track down and even more difficult to avoid. Any help in truthful labeling is greatly appreciated by those who suffer health problems. This is a very real cause!

    2. Just have to say that you addressing Vani as “Woman” made me realize that anything else you might type was completely pointless. Congrats!

      That said, your point is invalid. That’s like saying we should completely stop worrying about thieves or petty crimes (however wrong they may be) just because there are murderers on the loose. Just because something *may* be less important doesn’t mean that its NOT important.

  6. They also spray their Goldfish packaging with a preservative, Bht! Never have been natural in my eyes! Thanks for getting the word out!

  7. I am so bummed about Pepperidge Farms! I thought they were quality but I will now never buy any Pepperidge Farms product again. Boohoo 🙁

  8. I was born here in America but my dad, being a single dad, bought that very same cake when I was a young girl. i haven’t had one in ages…but those Milano cookies…Oh my goodness….

    I haven’t bought either in a long long time, but like you, I can still remember that cake and when I do happen to go in a grocery store that carries them, I immediately flash back to a time with my daddy…

    It’s great to see all the big strides happening in food happening recently…even with the 522 vote not being passed in Washington.

    Keep up the great work Food Babe!

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  10. As much as I fully support and attempt to incorporate unprocessed foods into my diet, I am a little confused about why sometimes on ingredient labels that are reviewed on the site Sugar is highlighted and sometimes it is not. I suspect it depends on where in the list of ingredients it is (e.g. if it is higher on the list it will be highlighted vs when it is lower on the ingredient list), but am not sure.

    Aside from that question, I totally agree that Goldfish and cheese/dairy products in general are addictive, stemming from my personal experience. I am curious to read the research, and any tips for managing/lowering that addiction would be helpful. Thanks!

    1. Sugar can come from many different sources. Usually if it only says sugar it came from sugar beets which are genetically modified. If it says cane sugar it is from where most people think of sugar coming from, sugar cane.

      1. Why do you think that sugar that comes from beets is genetically modified? Beets are a natural source of sugar just like the cane sugar. Really, there should be a little more common sense displayed on this site rather than spreading unfounded rumors.

      2. Really my reply is to Evelyn:
        http://grist.org/industrial-agriculture/feds-to-farmers-grow-gmo-beets-or-face-a-sugar-shortage/

        GMO sugar beets are everywhere, and are particularly bad as a GMO. I am not inherently against GMO products myself, but I AM against the RoundUp Ready line, which includes the sugar beet. What does that mean? It means that they are ready to be sprayed with tons of herbicide which is certainly not good for you.

        Natural organic sugar beets are NOT bad for you at all (other than not to overdue the sugar!). But you have to buy certified organic in order to get that sugar, and that’s usually not the case. That’s why she’s informing people about GMO sugar beets – they are hidden in the Nutrition Facts and not labeled as GMO (which in this case means covered in herbicide before being processed).

  11. My daughter is allergic to Goldfish crackers. When she eats them, she gets a rash on her chin. Her pediatrician thinks it is one of the preservatives (she also got a similar reaction from a NutriGrain bar) but she said it is probably a good thing because it will force her to make healthier food choices and according to her, kids shouldn’t be eating goldfish crackers anyway! We have a recipe for “cheesy pretzels” with sharp cheddar that have a similar taste but we make them ourselves so we know exactly what’s going in them.

    1. pretzels are not good either….made with white flour!! just fyi…. it’s so hard to find good alternatives…

      1. Make the cheese pretzels with Kamut (registered trademark) flour. It is whole wheat and part of the trademark is that it is only grown organically. It is an ancient wheat of another different genetic wheat family so causes different metabolism in the body when you eat it. One of these days Vani (the best diseminator of information I have ever found)
        will realize that modern, hybrid wheat is the original GMO food. It was made in a lab before they knew what they were doing.

  12. I could tear this apart with all it’s propaganda and hype. My main gripe is that you have SUGAR highlighted on these ingredient lists as well as CANOLA OIL, SOYBEAN OIL and COTTONSEED OIL. First, SUGAR… made from beats or sugar cane, is NATURAL!! Here in Michigan our sugar is made from beets, it has been a natural sweetener since the 17th century…tell me how it is dangerous??? CANOLA OIL, SOYBEAN OIL and COTTONSEED OIL are all healthy alternatives to animal fats. What do you expect people to eat? Complaining about artificial sweeteners, by the way, is idiotic…what part of artificial don’t you understand? If you don’t like the HMOs in your foods, go live in the country and grow your own food products, become self sufficient, and quit complaining about foods you purchase for the convenience of not having to work in a field all day long just for the privilege of starving when the storms or insects destroy your crops.

    1. Canola, cottonseed, sugar beets and soybeans are the TOP GMO crops….no thanks! I’ll stick to organic sugar, coconut, sunflower or safflower oils! Might I suggest some research (and I don’t mean that snarky! Just from an educational stand point!) it seems that maybe u don’t believe that GMOs are harmful? All I’m looking for is LABELING! Though banning them would be nice! 😉 I hope u find some answers in your journey! My goal is to protect my family as best I can! Suicide By Sugar is a great read to study the effects of sugar! Best regards!

    2. I am someone who does not necessarily feel that GMO means bad (more studies are needed). However, RoundUp Ready GMO produce (such as sugar beets and most others) are TERRIBLE for you.

      It’s the fact that they are coated in herbicide that makes them a problem. Coated in herbicide and then processed into sugar – if you are willing to buy any kind of organic produce in order to avoid herbicide/pesticides, then this should make sense to you. (Unless you feel organic is propaganda too!

  13. Food allergies are so prevelent because kids dont eat meals from tb beginning. Parents have become lazy and takeout and frozen is commmplace. Thst being said my child has stomach and digestive isues that the doctors swore were food allergies and after years of testing and diet modification. It turned out to be Chron’s. Not allergies. It turns out that food allergies are the go to diagnosis because parents want immediate answers. I will nevet again trust an allergie diagnosis .

  14. This piece does a good job of feigning knowledge about a topic that is vastly oversimplified. GMO’s are not an ingredient. Genetically modified food is different from food to food. Some may be safe while others are not. This sweeping statement about GMO’s is just alarmist thinking disguised as valid nutritional information.
    The issue is not science affecting food. The issue is knowledge (of which this article delivers almost none). Just because one thinks GMO’s are bad doesn’t make them bad across the board and vice versa.
    As for “natural ingredients” this term is tossed around frivolously at best. Oils that come from vegetation are natural regardless of where they are extracted. A Mediterranean community making olive oil on a farm isn’t more natural than making oil in a lab if the techniques are the same. If the process creates a dangerous product then perhaps there is a difference, but location and who is doing it doesn’t mean anything.

    1. My daughter has food allergies. We read labels. But when she had a PF Strawberry Thumbprint Cookie at her grandmother’s, the allergens were not highlighted. And somewhere among the large block of 4 pt type, PECANS were listed. They didn’t see it, and dealt with a swollen-faced sick grandchild. I’m looking for an ingredient list on PF’s website – cannot find it. Its not under “nutritional info” for the product. Very irresponsible!!

  15. The sad thing is that Americans have become so used to the taste of artificial everything they no longer seem to like the real thing at all. I owned a cupcake store for 2+ years ( sold it 6 weeks ago). These cupcakes were obviously not “healthy”, but they were wholesome: pure organic butter, real sugar, fair trade organic choclate, etc….and no food coloring, ever. Women would come in for sweets for their kids’ parties and leave diappointed because the cakes weren’t Barbie pink or GI Joe green, and negative reviews on yelp actually complained of the taste of butter in the buttercream.

  16. I’ve no doubt that this is true. However, to single out one company can mislead people to believe that other companies are better. I think most prepared foods are suspect; only the most basic frozen foods like plain vegetables (not those with sauces) and juices have a chance at being safe and nutritious.

  17. Can’t children grow out of allergies? Do you even have any evidence that this was actually causing your allergies? Did you take into account what else you were eating?

  18. well labels are there for a reason……parents should check the ingredients to be sure its what they want for their children/family

  19. Anything that states it has natural flavors actually has Castoreum in it which is from Beaver Anus:
    CastoreumCastoreum /kæsˈtɔriəm/ is the exudate from the castor sacs of the mature North American Beaver (Castor canadensis) and the European Beaver (Castor fiber). Within the zoological realm, castoreum is the yellowish secretion of the castor sac which is, in combination with the beaver’s urine, used during scent marking of territory.[1][2] Both male and female beavers possess a pair of castor sacs and a pair of anal glands located in two cavities under the skin between the pelvis and the base of the tail.[3] The castor sacs are not true glands (endocrine or exocrine) on a cellular level, hence references to these structures as preputial glands or castor glands are misnomers.[4] Castor sacs are a type of scent gland.

    1. Read about this more less than 5% of this is used per year. Most is artificial sweetness made to taste of it.

  20. So what do you feel your kids? It seems everything has something bad in it. I tried Annie’s bunnys ans my son won’t eat them. He loves goldfish. Also can anyone suggest a cinnamon bread that isn’t too bad for you. We tried the Ezekiel bread but he won’t eat that either.

  21. HI Food Babe,

    I totally support all your efforts!! It is so hard to convince friends and family that GMOs are behind all the diseases that are now common in kids and adults. Is there some way you can find out what ingredients were in the candies and breakfast cereals in the 80’s before GMOs were put in our foods? I feel like our butterfingers bars in the 80’s had actual sugar in it and not all these GMO ingredients.

    IT WOULD BE A FABULOUS ARTICLE IF YOUR TEAM COULD RESEARCH AND COMPARE CANDY,BREAKFAST CEREAL AND SNACK INGREDIENTS PRE GMO AND AFTER.

    THANK YOU!!

  22. I read ingredients, tought my granddauhter 2 years ago. Guess I didn’t know the terms, GMO, natural flavor – castoreum I need help! I shop at a Pepperidge Farm outlet here. purchasing a variety of their breads, and Gold Fish. Jjust this week their mac and cheese for my granddauhter’s 8th birthday. slumber party!

  23. Food Babe,
    So glad you published this. After reading Pandora’s Lunchbox a couple of years ago, my family looks at food differently. There are only few cereals and breads on the market that are safe. We were astounded at all the yeast extract, Torula Yeast and other hidden MSG’s big companies like Campbell’s and Frito Lay are using. We make our own pizza crust and most breakfast items. Even local bakeries are using Bromides and other chemicals. Shame the government can’t regulate better. GRAS guidelines are hurting all of us. Foods outlawed in other countries are still on the USA ingredient lists. Thanks for your website… wish everyone would follow it!

  24. Why do you assume all soybean and canola oil is GMO? Soybeans are a healthy natural bean.

    1. Not everything “natural” is healthy for everyone – think of poison ivy!

      I am allergic to soy – if I ingest it, it tries to shut down my respiratory system and the effect can take up to 35 hours to wear off, as it did recently when I unwittingly ate two small cookies which turned out to be loaded with soy. As I don’t enjoy the painful sensation of having an elephant sit on my chest – it worsens when I am lying down – or trips to the emergency room, I now avoid soy quite religiously..

      More and more people in their middle years are experiencing soy and similar allergies. We didn’t grow up eating foods with such additives and never had these reactions before. What has changed is the commercial food supply and big profit motivated companies, who put cheap extenders such as soy four into their products. Which is why I am doing lots more home cooking, calling ahead when I eat out, and spreading the word to my friends.

  25. I just recently bought Goldfish crackers with the extra cheese, thinking they were one of the “healthier” choices for a snack. I opened a bag today and they had a strange, very unpleasant aftertaste. I remember tasting this strange aftertaste on the potato chips that I threw in the trash last month. They were Ruffles cheese flavored potato chips. I bought these chips before, a while ago and don’t remember this unpleasant taste, that I can’t stop being disgusted by now. They must be putting something different on these products. It is nasty and I will not be buying these products again. It seems to have to do with cheese products. It might be going into the cookies, as well. It is time to learn to cook. No more shortcuts, not worth it.

  26. Hi,

    Thank you for your website and all the information you share. Sadly most of it is new news to me and as I learn more I am trying to make changes in the best interest of my family. My kids LOVE goldfish and I am now a little ashamed to say have probably eaten thousands in their little lives. 🙁 What do you recommend as a suitable replacement snack cracker? It just isn’t always practical to have homemade, fresh snacks but I would love for even the ‘easy’ ones to be good for them (or at least not harmful!)

    Thanks so much!

  27. Thank you for this article. I also grew up on Pepperidge Farm goldfish, frozen cakes, bread, and cookies. I always thought it was wholesome, and my mom did too because most of what we ate she made from scratch and we did not have “junk food” in the house. When I figured out as an adult what their products actually contained, I stopped buying them–but I still miss them. You’ve nailed the issue here: they give the impression of wholesome quality when the truth is they are anything but. Thanks for this expose.

  28. Hi there. Great post. Just wondering if you could provide some safe healthy alternatives with the same day convenience as something like Goldfish. I’ve never purchase them myself knowing they’re aren’t good at all. But I’m always looking for new ideas for my little guy that I can feel good about giving him.

  29. “Remember there is nothing natural about taking DNA, a virus or bacteria from one species and inserting it into another. ” Um….reproduction? Hel-LOOOO?

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