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03-SEP-2009

Teen Food.jpg

If you have teenagers at home you might have a pile of "food" like this too. I'm not sure how much food value this really represents, but I'd bet very little.


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John Lamb07-Sep-2009 19:22
A few weeks ago a friend told me she cut a lettuce in her garden, but left the roots in the ground. Now there are fresh leaves growing. I wonder if any of this will grow if planted? How times have changed Jim.
Jeff Lobaugh06-Sep-2009 01:06
Been there done that. Funny how your children's eating habits change once THEY become parents.
Dave Perez05-Sep-2009 19:05
A Junk Food Junkie's Heaven! Is this stuff in your kitchen? .....lol
Maaike Huizer05-Sep-2009 07:08
Well ... not here. But it makes a great shot.
laine05-Sep-2009 03:55
When it's 0% trans fats usually means 3 cups of sugar instead LOL !!
Cindi Smith05-Sep-2009 02:27
LOL! Yep, junk food.....I still like it every now and then but not like I did! I think it stunted my growth! LOL!
Antonio Ruggiero04-Sep-2009 20:42
Ottima....
J. Scott Coile04-Sep-2009 19:33
How many half eaten packages do you find ;-)
Ilana gil04-Sep-2009 15:05
Not only teenager ...I like this too!
Bernard Davis04-Sep-2009 14:56
What's wrong with it. Nice shot and some of us lived off this for years.
LynnH04-Sep-2009 12:26
Oh, I see some raisin bran and special K back there, must belong to Mom and Dad.
Yvonne04-Sep-2009 11:25
We never had this stuff when our kids were teens, now they've got teens I fervently hope they save these for special occasions...but I'm probably wrong. Great shot Jim
Barbara Heide04-Sep-2009 11:12
a question of education...
Stephanie04-Sep-2009 09:58
Food value = high calorie, high fat & high sodium but teens love 'em.
Your raisin bran does provide some good fiber.
Where are the marshmallows to make Rice Krispies Treats? (my favorite goody!)
Mieke WA Minkjan04-Sep-2009 06:36
great shot and it is notable that both Quakers and Kellogg's started their companies based on providing healthy nutritious food...
Doug Cruden04-Sep-2009 06:21
Yep, there's a lot of calories in that little lot!
Michael J. Parkinson04-Sep-2009 04:31
This is fun. Just out of curiosity, how long would this bevy of snacks last?
Linda Willets04-Sep-2009 03:28
Yeah, teens always hungry.
Bill Ewart Jr04-Sep-2009 02:48
Quaker, Kraft, and Kellogs!!!!!!!! great shot
carol j. phipps04-Sep-2009 02:30
Fun title!
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