(Poll created February 11, 2009)
Submitted by editor

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You're shopping and you see two boxes of chocolate chip granola bars from the same company. One says "Low fat". You compare the nutrition information and the Low fat bars have more sugar and more calories per bar. You think...

At least it has no transfats!
I remember Dr Edell pointing that "Satiated" and "Saturated fat" are related concepts
I make my own granola bars, so this isn't an issue for me
They should have added more salt inside of more sugar
Thank goodness for product labeling laws
People worried about health would not be eating chocolate chips
Don't eat things that are good for you.
I think I'll buy a Hostess Twinkie instead.
I wonder if the low fat version has any monosodium glutamate (MSG)?
Good - I can eat two of the low-fat ones
Maybe that's why we're all getting fat
Fat makes you fat, but sugar doesn't because fat becomes fat easier
"What the Hell?" and buy a box of each!
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