From: Text Your Life Away
I saw this video. I know the importance of teaching EVERYONE not to do this but I couldn't stop crying. All I could think of was my 2 year and my…
From: Star Bucks
To both of you, I've worked for Starbucks and find this completely infuriating. Not only are there no health code violations for serving personal…
From: No Name
No, that is why I use the Dollar General brand for my grandsons. The name is what is making it the higher price. They are cheaply made but when that…
Ah, warm, luscious pasta -- wrapped up in a bread bowl. My mouth started to water as I watched Domino’s present steamy bread-bowl pasta dishes on TV.
Pasta primavera, chicken carbonara, Italian sausage marinara, three cheese mac-n-cheese and chicken alfredo. The pictures were stunning. My mouth was watering. I found myself carried away with hunger…then my brain turned back on.
With my brain functioning again, the commercial translated to a plate full of carbohydrates and fat and sugar.
To me, the ad silently promoted diabetes and obesity behind a mask of delectable “comfort” food.
When I looked again at the beautiful presentations, I saw white flour pasta -- not whole grain. Meats and sauces chock full of “bad” fats. And to add insult to injury, you can add bacon, pepperoni and any other high cholesterol meat for ultimate cardio destruction.
Alas a miracle, broccoli as a topping…Hallelujah!
The glycemic index of this food is off the charts and all for $5.99! I’m glad it’s so cheap to put one foot in the grave. A pile of fat, sugar, carbs and calories all for less than six bucks.
Dominos is promoting this type of food at the same time the government and health officials are goading adults and children into losing weight and fighting obesity.
What do you think?
Too bad the Pasta Bowls are not on the nutritional listing:
http://www.dominos.com/home/menu/nutrition.jsp
Photograph Credit:
Sabrina Segal
