To add temptation where none is needed, Dunkin’Donuts has
joined Taco Bell and McDonalds along with Hersheys to issue an invitation to “snack.”
Snickers, Snack-size.
Oh, yeah. One (?) of those babies
and I can forego the hormone patch and the mood enhancer. Calories?
Who cares. Sugar free – I doubt
it. Fat-free: Forget about it. The price of sanity.
McDonald’s snack wrap:
add ranch dressing or honey mustard to crispy (fried) chicken on a little-bitty flour tortilla with a tiny bit of shredded cheese and a sprinkling of rabbit food. Roll it up, very small. Not on a bun.
Taco Bell’s Fourthmeal: anytime – open late. Crunchwrap Supreme during fourthmeal morphs into "just a snack." This
logic allows calories to be balanced at zero when a 3-meat pizza is consumed with
a diet soda.
In addition to doughnuts, now Dunkin is offering a
snack: chicken snack (chicken is
healthy) with some added flavor components such as bacon (!) with ranch
dressing (!!) drizzled onto the bacon(!). On a bun. Tiny bun. OK, small bun.
The temptation to snack is out there, but if you are calorie conscious, forego the snack. Just go ahead and enjoy a doughnut.
I read Dame this morning, too, Jane. For the longest time, I eat "snack" foods at mealtimes, say Doritos with a piece of yellow bell pepper, bites of cheddar cheese, tomato juice, almonds... I'm getting my veggies and protein. And salt. I can't enjoy saltless food. Luckily, I've never had high bp. Enjoyed your post.
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