I am tired of not finding foods that are healthy and satisfying around. What is labelled as "healthy" lacks the real feeling of it.
What is "healthy food"?
Apparently milk is not as recommended as it used to (not just because I am lactose intolerant myself, but also because of what has been published) hsph.harvard.edu/nutritions... There is no dairy recommendation, it became "optional" and limited to 1-2 servings per day.
So all these "healthy eating" vegetarian options loaded with cheese are not truly healthy.
And the amount of salt is too high. And there is sugar added (why would you add sugar, it doesn't need it!)
Slowly frustration is turning into motivation to do something about it.
Who is with me?
This drives me insane! I swear I've spent half an hour walking around our local corner shop looking for a healthy snack before, and getting so frustrated by how hard it is! 75% of the shop is dedicated to crisps, chocolate and biscuits and soft drinks, and the rest is shared by tins of beans. You find a healthy snacks section, and it's full of non-healthy foods (like flapjack!), or everything costs a fortune.
I hate the way they try to pretend rubbish foods are healthy too. Like adding vitamin C to coco pops, makes them healthy....
As you can see, this is a big gripe of mine too! I feel your pain!!
Well said cooper27..very well said. Corporate takeover of the world not just UK, for ya. We have to learn to say no!!