Burger King To Remove 120 Artificial Ingredients From Their Menu

Our food supplies ALL have numerous "additives" that could be potentially harmful. The fast food joints are probably among the worst, but by no means the only ones. If a person just visits one of these places occasionally, it probably doesn't matter much. Reading the labels on virtually All processed foods at the grocery store shows that most of our food is laden with "additives". About the Only way to avoid these chemicals would be to have your own small farm, and grow/raise everything yourself with No pesticides, fertilizers, growth hormones, etc., etc.

The average life expectancy has almost doubled in the past 150 years.....from 40 yrs old in the mid 1800's to almost 80 today....so all this "junk" in our food supplies doesn't seem to be hurting most people.
 

Me Neither. It has been years since I ate at Burger King. Don't go to McDonald's either unless to get a coffee and that is only when I am traveling. Actually, I don't eat out at all now due to the fact that we have to show our "jab passport" to the waiters. Don't like the waiters/waitresses wearing those awful looking masks. Best to keep away from those nonessential businesses. So, I just eat at home. Don't like to be treated like some sort of prisoner. Actually, food at home tastes just as good, it's cheaper and it's much healthier.
 
Don't eat at Burger King, McDonalds, Harvey's, Taco Bell/Kentucky Fried Chicken, Popeye's, etc. etc. I supposed I would get additives in some of the other food I eat; chocolate bars on occasion and jube jubes.
 
I hate to admit it, amongst this healthy eating group, but I love Burger King and I also enjoy the "fishless" tuna sandwiches from Subway. Other than that, our home food consumption , mostly cooked from scratch, is relatively healthy.
 
On average, we eat out at least once a week. Sometimes Taco Hell or KFC (which my kids always referred to as "Colonel Bird"), or Red Lobster or Outback, etc. I really could not care less about the additives and artificial ingredients. Let the good times roll.
 
Broke the fast food habit years ago. That said, if traveling I'd grab something from Subway or a breakfast something from McD's.
 

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