Organic. The point is to eat foods that are free of chemicals and in their purest form, right? I mean, no pesticides, no steroids, nothing that the Creator didn't put here to begin with. In turn providing a healthier diet and, in the end, promoting over all physical wellness. Did I miss the point?
So explain this to me.
Huh?
I live in the 'burbs of Atlanta, home of Pemberton Place, The World of Coke, the biggest Coke bottle on the planet, the headquarters of this marketing giant. And I understand that it is total sacrilege to speak against an American institution like this.
But....Huh?!
Really? Does it rot your teeth slower? Does it make your weight gain more attractive? Does it make your caffeine buzz a little more mellow?
Organic sodas. Can I get in on the organically fried french fries? I bet those are cooked in organic lard which comes from the super healthy organic hog that also provides the fantastic organic fat back for my organic collards wallerin' in some organic butter that are playing vegetable side to my slab of organically basted baby back ribs.
That meal definitely calls for a wash down with some Organic Coke!
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I've heard before that the guidelines on some products for them to be considered "organic" are pretty open to interpretation. I think organic soda must fall into that category. But like you described, organic doesn't always equate healthy.
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