This man has absolutely no idea what food labels list. FYI: Pop tarts taste sweeter than the organic because IT HAS MORE SWEETENERS! Corn syrup, aspartame, sucrose, these things are artificial sweeteners, and are NOT listed as sugar. The organic only uses sugar. The organic tastes less sweet for that reason, 19 grams of real sugar and no other ARTIFICIAL sweetners.
"organic" is a scam most time, the real differences are in meats. i lol hard when i see people pay 3$ for a pound of organic oatmeal. i even saw a study one time that said the majority of organic food's quality isnt even superior quality.
did he just bite into both tarts in one bite...??? Oh and bottom line, if your some monkey who says to themselves... 'im going to be HEALTHY and purchase organic POP TARTS'... then really your just a moron at that point anyway. If I gave you the choice between a day old piece of shit that came out my ass, and a freshly made shit with pieces of corn in it that came out a cows ass, would you A. select my shit B. select the cow shit or C. NOT SELECT EITHER SHIT BECAUSE IT'S SHIT!!!
I don't eat poptarts but my kids do and I'd prefer them to eat the organic pop tarts made with pure cane sugar versus the pop tarts made with corn syrup
you are a dumbass, organic food is not neccisaraly better for you, they CAN be better for you because the fruits and vegies are grown using natural fertilizers not chemicals, but the main aspect of organic food is they are supposed to taste much better that non organic and in almost all cases they do. this video was pointless and you are dumb for not knowing the real meaning of organic.
@atourdeforce I am going to apologise for going all personal there you seam like a nice dude, but this vid is still pointless as you dont understand the meaning of organic.
Review some really healthy food products instead of snacks ! what you should do is to buy the raw products instead of focusing on the paritially manufactured products. In sweden me and my girlfriend mostly buy vegetables and meet, then making the dishes from the basics. Thats the healthiest way to make sure what you really eat...
the thing is its called organic for a reason, pop tarts may have less calories and more vitamins but the vitamins are just fake ones they have added, the sugar is white processed sugar and im sure the organic one have organic cane sugar which is by far healthier, all in all no body should be eating that garbage in the first place. plus anyone would see that it is a pastry, not a snack
Don't listen to the rude people who know nothing. Your video was interresting!! I haven't seen any more of your vids, but I see someone said you've lost a lot of weight! CONGRATS!!! :)
Most "organic" stuff is BS. However you should watch out for a lot of those fortified foods, as some people with liver issues cannot digest excess vitamin A and it works your liver extra hard :(
Actually, Kellogg Poptarts are made with Gelatin (which is made from boiled skin and bones and byproducts of animals), which certainly isn't vegetarian or vegan.
I used to love regular poptarts, but when I became a vegetarian, I couldn't have them anymore. So yes, organic vegetarian poptarts are worth it. (for me at least)
do you understand what organic is? it simply means it's from natural materials and has not been processed and filled with chemicals, therefore, it is less damaging to your self.
Pop tarts pop tarts. I wonder if organic people only eat them as a treat and thus they don't intend to get all their nutrients for their day in one pop tart. They probably get their nutrients in vegetables and fruits. Also, organic people may have different beliefs on the amount of vitamins that is needed to get along in a day.
I believe that if you eat a lot of foods with additives then you Will probably have to have more vitamins in your diet because they may inhibit vitamin absorbtion.
But what are the serving sizes? Are they the same? The word "organic" fools most people into thinking it's healthier in the traditional sense or that it's "diet" food but the word "organic" just means that the ingredients were raised organically (without chemical treatment to control insects). So really you're better off as far as not having as many man made chemicals but that's the only promise. I'm sure with whole wheat and less sugar "healthy" pop tarts are possible.
Organic doesn't mean "Health Food", organic means that some of the contents were grown using no pesticides or other (possibly) dangerous chemical. The sugar may have been organically grown, but it's still sugar.
If the extra sugar is from fruit as opposed to refined sugar, then the organic pop tart may be slightly better for you. The sugar from fruit is called fructose which is broken down slowly. Refined sugar is called glucose and is broken down quickly by your body. When our bodies sense an increase of
glucose in the blood, it immediately directs the pancreas to push
insulin into the blood stream. Insulin burns the glucose, but if you have too much glucose it turns it to fat.
@mikob11 Actually fructose is a monosaccharide that does not need any processing in your intestine to be absorbed so it passes into your bloodstream very quickly. Most refined sugars, such as table suger, are sucrose which is a disaccharide which must be broken down into glucose and fructose before it can be absorbed in your intestine. So sucrose would be absorbed slower, not faster
I think legally, the term "organic" refers to the growing process of the fruits and grains. In other words, they would be required to not spray the strawberries and wheat with pesticides, or chemical fertilizers. They may also be prevented from using GMO produce? I would have to look it up, and I'm just typing from memory. I don't think it has anything to do with the "health" factor, other than chemicals. Basically, it a gimmick many companies now use to charge more $ for less product. ;)
If you read the front of Kelloggs Pop Tarts they declare 'Baked with Real Fruit' - however, on refering to the ingredients list, it reveals that 'Dried Raspberries' rank just below 'Salt'. This should give you some insight into the ludicrous cynicism of the Kelloggs marketing machine. On one hand they try to present the prouduct as somehow natural or healthy and yet with the other they do everything in their power to design a product which is as unhealthy as it could possibly be.
The thing is... genetically modified food doesn't have to be tested or even labeled in the U.S. while the organic food foods that are grown on safe soil, with no pesticides used when grown are labeled. The USDA organic seal is what you're really looking for when going organic.
Also, the Kellogg's poptarts uses food dyes, which tells ya right there that the stuff inside the pastries isn't real fruit filling (the organic does use real fruit filling), on top of high fructose corn syrup and other processed crap to make them sickening sweet, where as with the organic brand, they use normal sugar.
I personally also wouldn't touch Kellogg's because they use gelatin in the frosting. Not veggie friendly. Oh, and my mistake, I meant to say Nature's Path, not pride. lol
I'm not big on pop tarts, but if I were to choice between the two, I'd go with the Nature's Pride Organic toaster pastries. The reason why I would go with the organic, because while it may be a little more calorically expensive and may not have that much nutritional value, at least the ingredients used in that product are real. In Kellogg's PopTarts, I'm sure those vitamins are additives. In otherwise, those poptarts are not naturally nutritious.
@lubermanl if you eat meat ........it also means no hormones in your cows. It means no GMO veggies also. This is if it is really organic. Supposedly people have been caught lying before about organic food (i don't know i'm just saying what i've heard so don't quote me). But my thing when i ate meat was the hormones but i don't even eat it anymore except seafood. Now i don't want GMO vegetables.
Do you know I had some organic carrots that i had in the fridge i forgot about and bought another bag and then found the old bag right? Ok the old bag was from the said SELL BY JAN, THE END OF JAN. I found these carrots in MARCH. The end of march! They were STILL GOOD. Organic food lasts so much longer! The carrots lasted 2 months past their sell by date! Crazy. So preservatives are for?
ewww, I remember trying one of those around 2 years ago - it was like cardboard with jam served ontop - it truly was awful which leaves me to wonder what has happened to the taste buds of the average American when they're willing to consume such sh*t :/
Organic has never meant healthy. It only means that organic food does not involve modern synthetic inputs such as pesticides and chemical fertilizers generally making the product cost more for the same outcome. Please don't ever think organic = healthy.
@vardogr and no pesticides doesn't mean healthier? it also is supposed to mean real sugar, no corn syrup. It means a lot of things. It does mean healthy. You haven't done your research.
I think you are kind of misguided, or at least misguiding here, cabbie. It doesn't matter how many calories are from fat unless you buy into dietary fat causing health problems, which there is little evidence of despite the overwhelming message from the fda and food lobby. Second, sodium intake only really matters if you have a sodium sensitive condition. Cholesterol is same as fat, it hardly matters since dietary cholesterol contributes only a small fraction to your blood cholesterol.
Heheh, organic doesn't necessarily mean "healthy", it just means it's probably not made with so many chemicals, which isn't necessarily a good thing.
I would like to see you do a review of grocery store donuts, like the kind you'd get from the little opening windows and put into a bag at Cub and Rainbow, or whatever sort of grocery store you have. I've actually heard that, as far as unhealthy treats go, they're the lesser of the various evils? Would love to hear your thoughts on that. =)
Organic is not a heavily regulated term so it is very important to compare and really look into what you are eating. Many people fall for the organic is always better trap. I personally like organic things better than the processed versions, but I will not buy it just because of the lable on it. It is up to you to be aware of what you are eating and putting into your body.
Maybe the organic pop tarts have less corn syrup. That would make them taste less sweet. Either way, they're no better for you than a big bar of chocolate. Why people are so obsessed with low fat when the main reason people are overweight is consuming too much refined carbohydrate (sugar and white flour) is beyond me.
@JustABitchyCancer corn syrup (HFCS) was until recently allowed to be 'organic' though recently the FDA declared it to be 'non-natural'. However, in Europe, it can still be used in organic products, and organic HFCS is actually manufactured.
@JustABitchyCancer - Anyway - I was suggesting that the organic tarts were probably not made with corn syrup (HFCS having been banned in organic products in the US) rather than the other way around, which is why they may taste less sweet. Kelloggs pop tarts are packed with the hideous stuff.
Basically you get organic flour clad sugar. Sounds like poptarts noticed people starting to look for healthy sounding things and decided to grind a multivitamin in there with everything else.
Organic does NOT equal healthy. It's funny how people think that. But yet, we are so lead to that by the industry which is SO full of LIES. I could get on a soapbox about this but I'll save it ;) Thanks for these videos!!!
The sugar in Nature's Path is less processed. The organic also has less fat, but it is from the fruit, more protein, and because it isn't enriched it has fewer vitamins.
IMO if a person was serious about eating healthy they'd avoid convenience food altogether. All that stuff is over-processed and loaded with chemicals.
Organic just means they don't use pesticides or chemical fertilizers when growing. For the most part it doesn't effect what you eat, although you should get less trace amounts of those chemicals in your food. Ofcourse its silly to get organic processed food in terms of health. But the organic pop tarts should have been grown with natural fertilizer and natural pesticides (like predator insects that eat pests). Which is generally considered more environmentally friendly.
This man has absolutely no idea what food labels list. FYI: Pop tarts taste sweeter than the organic because IT HAS MORE SWEETENERS! Corn syrup, aspartame, sucrose, these things are artificial sweeteners, and are NOT listed as sugar. The organic only uses sugar. The organic tastes less sweet for that reason, 19 grams of real sugar and no other ARTIFICIAL sweetners.
symboitesRul3 4 days ago
"organic" is a scam most time, the real differences are in meats. i lol hard when i see people pay 3$ for a pound of organic oatmeal. i even saw a study one time that said the majority of organic food's quality isnt even superior quality.
dgwear69 5 days ago
did he just bite into both tarts in one bite...??? Oh and bottom line, if your some monkey who says to themselves... 'im going to be HEALTHY and purchase organic POP TARTS'... then really your just a moron at that point anyway. If I gave you the choice between a day old piece of shit that came out my ass, and a freshly made shit with pieces of corn in it that came out a cows ass, would you A. select my shit B. select the cow shit or C. NOT SELECT EITHER SHIT BECAUSE IT'S SHIT!!!
romeroldn 1 week ago
why is a fat dude giving me health tips??
janglots 1 week ago
What are the serving sizes for both?
bigred808835 2 weeks ago
I don't eat poptarts but my kids do and I'd prefer them to eat the organic pop tarts made with pure cane sugar versus the pop tarts made with corn syrup
tnwar330 2 weeks ago
@tnwar330 your body process's the sugar and corn syrup the same way, it doesn't even matter
MrMcskittles95 2 weeks ago
yeah it does matter dude the kellogs is full of chemicals and shit organic are nice and clean way healthier
janglots 1 week ago
you are a dumbass, organic food is not neccisaraly better for you, they CAN be better for you because the fruits and vegies are grown using natural fertilizers not chemicals, but the main aspect of organic food is they are supposed to taste much better that non organic and in almost all cases they do. this video was pointless and you are dumb for not knowing the real meaning of organic.
atourdeforce 2 weeks ago
@atourdeforce I am going to apologise for going all personal there you seam like a nice dude, but this vid is still pointless as you dont understand the meaning of organic.
atourdeforce 2 weeks ago
Yo FAT ASS!! Aha
RAIDERSLV1 3 weeks ago
what are pop tarts? im english.
glitterissparkly 3 weeks ago
Nyan Cat came into mind when watching this...
Ninecoder9 4 weeks ago
Review some really healthy food products instead of snacks ! what you should do is to buy the raw products instead of focusing on the paritially manufactured products. In sweden me and my girlfriend mostly buy vegetables and meet, then making the dishes from the basics. Thats the healthiest way to make sure what you really eat...
maax82 4 weeks ago
anything that's pastries is carbs carbs carbs.
cydonianman 4 weeks ago
Toaster Stroodle is better!
messenger360 1 month ago
well i still like pop tarts
sophiapuposchannel 1 month ago
the thing is its called organic for a reason, pop tarts may have less calories and more vitamins but the vitamins are just fake ones they have added, the sugar is white processed sugar and im sure the organic one have organic cane sugar which is by far healthier, all in all no body should be eating that garbage in the first place. plus anyone would see that it is a pastry, not a snack
andysamberg4lyfe 2 months ago
Don't listen to the rude people who know nothing. Your video was interresting!! I haven't seen any more of your vids, but I see someone said you've lost a lot of weight! CONGRATS!!! :)
MetalChick1980 4 months ago
I see those in the store and I do not get them.
juliecranford 4 months ago
why eat poptarts when you can eat eggs or fruit?
LisaErinBrown 4 months ago
You didnt toast them!
GingerKibble 4 months ago
@GingerKibble Why would he, they taste stupid when hot.
juliecranford 4 months ago
organic =/= healthy. pop tarts are too sweet for me anyway and they can't compare to a toaster strudel.
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Most "organic" stuff is BS. However you should watch out for a lot of those fortified foods, as some people with liver issues cannot digest excess vitamin A and it works your liver extra hard :(
Prinnycakes 5 months ago
Does he not know how to eat poptarts? Also, what's a fat person telling us how to eat?
Johndavis4542 6 months ago
@Johndavis4542 What you mean, you just saw him eat them.
juliecranford 4 months ago
@Johndavis4542 He's lost like 40 pounds and is still going. Don't be an asshole.
loveyourface256 4 months ago
Wish we had pop tarts in denmark so i could taste them x)
xXxNoXGirlyXGirlxXx 6 months ago
Actually, Kellogg Poptarts are made with Gelatin (which is made from boiled skin and bones and byproducts of animals), which certainly isn't vegetarian or vegan.
I used to love regular poptarts, but when I became a vegetarian, I couldn't have them anymore. So yes, organic vegetarian poptarts are worth it. (for me at least)
Froginator1469 7 months ago
do you understand what organic is? it simply means it's from natural materials and has not been processed and filled with chemicals, therefore, it is less damaging to your self.
bigbobabc123 7 months ago
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RindsANDPeels2 8 months ago
Pop tarts pop tarts. I wonder if organic people only eat them as a treat and thus they don't intend to get all their nutrients for their day in one pop tart. They probably get their nutrients in vegetables and fruits. Also, organic people may have different beliefs on the amount of vitamins that is needed to get along in a day.
I believe that if you eat a lot of foods with additives then you Will probably have to have more vitamins in your diet because they may inhibit vitamin absorbtion.
RindsANDPeels2 8 months ago
tried pop tarts once and i cant understand how people can eat them
Newbpwng 8 months ago
But what are the serving sizes? Are they the same? The word "organic" fools most people into thinking it's healthier in the traditional sense or that it's "diet" food but the word "organic" just means that the ingredients were raised organically (without chemical treatment to control insects). So really you're better off as far as not having as many man made chemicals but that's the only promise. I'm sure with whole wheat and less sugar "healthy" pop tarts are possible.
tushygalore 8 months ago
Organic doesn't mean "Health Food", organic means that some of the contents were grown using no pesticides or other (possibly) dangerous chemical. The sugar may have been organically grown, but it's still sugar.
SuperSoylent2 9 months ago
I love poptartssss! :)
ToxicNoxicity 9 months ago
If the extra sugar is from fruit as opposed to refined sugar, then the organic pop tart may be slightly better for you. The sugar from fruit is called fructose which is broken down slowly. Refined sugar is called glucose and is broken down quickly by your body. When our bodies sense an increase of
glucose in the blood, it immediately directs the pancreas to push
insulin into the blood stream. Insulin burns the glucose, but if you have too much glucose it turns it to fat.
mikob11 9 months ago
@mikob11 Actually fructose is a monosaccharide that does not need any processing in your intestine to be absorbed so it passes into your bloodstream very quickly. Most refined sugars, such as table suger, are sucrose which is a disaccharide which must be broken down into glucose and fructose before it can be absorbed in your intestine. So sucrose would be absorbed slower, not faster
dcamer 9 months ago
@dcamer I assume you are more educated on the subject than I. Thanks for the information.
mikob11 8 months ago
so those extra cals are from the sugar then. lol organic.
Mikej1592 9 months ago
i wish i could follow a 2000 calorie a day diet.. but that's my BMR :D
steveteaches 9 months ago
Thank god we have you for health I would have taken the organic - just so you now this is the other account to harveythepilot
MobilePilot 9 months ago
I think legally, the term "organic" refers to the growing process of the fruits and grains. In other words, they would be required to not spray the strawberries and wheat with pesticides, or chemical fertilizers. They may also be prevented from using GMO produce? I would have to look it up, and I'm just typing from memory. I don't think it has anything to do with the "health" factor, other than chemicals. Basically, it a gimmick many companies now use to charge more $ for less product. ;)
AnnaMayEyes 9 months ago
Wow, Not only do they fail by coming up with the idea of "healthy" pop-tarts, but they even fail to make them healthier.
ThoroughbredofSin 9 months ago in playlist Watch
great vid.
ReillyAJ 9 months ago
I wouldn't eat either of 'em mate :P
EvilBproductions 9 months ago
Suddenly i'm in the mood for pop tarts!!!
MrWajax 9 months ago
If you read the front of Kelloggs Pop Tarts they declare 'Baked with Real Fruit' - however, on refering to the ingredients list, it reveals that 'Dried Raspberries' rank just below 'Salt'. This should give you some insight into the ludicrous cynicism of the Kelloggs marketing machine. On one hand they try to present the prouduct as somehow natural or healthy and yet with the other they do everything in their power to design a product which is as unhealthy as it could possibly be.
SLRist 9 months ago
lmao - epic food fail is epic
BrianJ1962 9 months ago
The thing is... genetically modified food doesn't have to be tested or even labeled in the U.S. while the organic food foods that are grown on safe soil, with no pesticides used when grown are labeled. The USDA organic seal is what you're really looking for when going organic.
s3xyrixa 9 months ago
You'll never catch me eating pop tarts.
I like the traditional eggs, bacon & toast type of breakfast.
Katfellow 9 months ago
Also, the Kellogg's poptarts uses food dyes, which tells ya right there that the stuff inside the pastries isn't real fruit filling (the organic does use real fruit filling), on top of high fructose corn syrup and other processed crap to make them sickening sweet, where as with the organic brand, they use normal sugar.
I personally also wouldn't touch Kellogg's because they use gelatin in the frosting. Not veggie friendly. Oh, and my mistake, I meant to say Nature's Path, not pride. lol
JediTat 9 months ago
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JediTat 9 months ago
I'm not big on pop tarts, but if I were to choice between the two, I'd go with the Nature's Pride Organic toaster pastries. The reason why I would go with the organic, because while it may be a little more calorically expensive and may not have that much nutritional value, at least the ingredients used in that product are real. In Kellogg's PopTarts, I'm sure those vitamins are additives. In otherwise, those poptarts are not naturally nutritious.
JediTat 9 months ago
everything we eat is organic matter, that's just marketing, buzz words and astroturfing
quaxk 9 months ago
It's more about the ingredients and no Gunky crap in the Organic stuff. Organic does not mean Healthier. lol Just more natural ingredients.
But yeah, a waste to do the Organic version of the poptart. Could almost be on the FacePalm Response Channel. lol
KiddsockTV 9 months ago
Should check out the Bullshit episode no Organic foods. Interesting.
Swidhelm 9 months ago
@lubermanl if you eat meat ........it also means no hormones in your cows. It means no GMO veggies also. This is if it is really organic. Supposedly people have been caught lying before about organic food (i don't know i'm just saying what i've heard so don't quote me). But my thing when i ate meat was the hormones but i don't even eat it anymore except seafood. Now i don't want GMO vegetables.
JustABitchyCancer 9 months ago
Do you know I had some organic carrots that i had in the fridge i forgot about and bought another bag and then found the old bag right? Ok the old bag was from the said SELL BY JAN, THE END OF JAN. I found these carrots in MARCH. The end of march! They were STILL GOOD. Organic food lasts so much longer! The carrots lasted 2 months past their sell by date! Crazy. So preservatives are for?
JustABitchyCancer 9 months ago
organic is a good brand name to have all them preconceived expectations of it makes it more marketable but it really doesn't stack up
johnnyd101 9 months ago
ewww, I remember trying one of those around 2 years ago - it was like cardboard with jam served ontop - it truly was awful which leaves me to wonder what has happened to the taste buds of the average American when they're willing to consume such sh*t :/
kawaiigardiner 9 months ago
lol i think i hit that unsubscribe link every time i subbed to close that green window thingy. i'm such a dip
lambchopxoxo 9 months ago
Don't eat poptarts period.
aaronlosing 9 months ago
thumbs up and organic is BS.
i thought i was subbed to this channel already (seriously i thought i subbed like three times) but it says i'm still not :/
lambchopxoxo 9 months ago
lol i like how at 3:50 it looks like the box just zaps right into your hand
lambchopxoxo 9 months ago
lol whats wrong with these people? organic means eat extra.
lambchopxoxo 9 months ago
remember that a serving of poptarts is ONE. that pack of two is 400 calories.
Grace88Anderson 9 months ago
Organic has never meant healthy. It only means that organic food does not involve modern synthetic inputs such as pesticides and chemical fertilizers generally making the product cost more for the same outcome. Please don't ever think organic = healthy.
vardogr 9 months ago
@vardogr and no pesticides doesn't mean healthier? it also is supposed to mean real sugar, no corn syrup. It means a lot of things. It does mean healthy. You haven't done your research.
JustABitchyCancer 9 months ago
I think you are kind of misguided, or at least misguiding here, cabbie. It doesn't matter how many calories are from fat unless you buy into dietary fat causing health problems, which there is little evidence of despite the overwhelming message from the fda and food lobby. Second, sodium intake only really matters if you have a sodium sensitive condition. Cholesterol is same as fat, it hardly matters since dietary cholesterol contributes only a small fraction to your blood cholesterol.
Garylisk 9 months ago
Haha organic BS fails again. Oh so funny.
Garylisk 9 months ago
Is there a difference in Serving Size between the two boxes?
SuperDisser 9 months ago
Heheh, organic doesn't necessarily mean "healthy", it just means it's probably not made with so many chemicals, which isn't necessarily a good thing.
I would like to see you do a review of grocery store donuts, like the kind you'd get from the little opening windows and put into a bag at Cub and Rainbow, or whatever sort of grocery store you have. I've actually heard that, as far as unhealthy treats go, they're the lesser of the various evils? Would love to hear your thoughts on that. =)
seanthedonconsidine 9 months ago
I do not know. To me, pop-tarts tastes like sugar covered cardboard. Nothing aginst it. Just not my taste.
longname25 9 months ago
I dont think i buy anything that has a picture of the product on the front lol.
evilyakko 9 months ago
Pop Tarts Rule!!! You keep reading those labels, you'll find that a lot of "healthy" items arent really healthy enough to justify the extra money.
persuaderboats 9 months ago
If you have yellowish colouring on your body, doesn't that mean your liver is failing? :S
MrMitchSH 9 months ago
Organic is not a heavily regulated term so it is very important to compare and really look into what you are eating. Many people fall for the organic is always better trap. I personally like organic things better than the processed versions, but I will not buy it just because of the lable on it. It is up to you to be aware of what you are eating and putting into your body.
mysticraven07 9 months ago
Run a search on YouTube for 'Sugar - the Bitter Truth'
SLRist 9 months ago
Maybe the organic pop tarts have less corn syrup. That would make them taste less sweet. Either way, they're no better for you than a big bar of chocolate. Why people are so obsessed with low fat when the main reason people are overweight is consuming too much refined carbohydrate (sugar and white flour) is beyond me.
SLRist 9 months ago
@SLRist no organic is supposed to mean REAL sugar
JustABitchyCancer 9 months ago
if it is truly organic
JustABitchyCancer 9 months ago
i'm not defending organic poptarts thought (watching the video) talking about organic veggies and things like that
JustABitchyCancer 9 months ago
@JustABitchyCancer corn syrup (HFCS) was until recently allowed to be 'organic' though recently the FDA declared it to be 'non-natural'. However, in Europe, it can still be used in organic products, and organic HFCS is actually manufactured.
SLRist 9 months ago
@JustABitchyCancer - Anyway - I was suggesting that the organic tarts were probably not made with corn syrup (HFCS having been banned in organic products in the US) rather than the other way around, which is why they may taste less sweet. Kelloggs pop tarts are packed with the hideous stuff.
SLRist 9 months ago
o.o wow what a good review! I look forward to watching more ^_^
falulu209 9 months ago
Perfect review! Good job. :) I clicked on the add, does that help at all? XD
fruitikay 9 months ago
It's super important to compare, thanks for bringing this important issue, I know lots of people are unaware of this ^^
ateopuertorico 9 months ago
I actually think the organic ones taste better. :L But that's just me. xD
gaaraluver44474 9 months ago
I hate the organic food nutjobs.
jus10ls 9 months ago
I have seen organic tobacco, it is still not healthy.
rusle 9 months ago
i dont think you should look at organic .if you want healthy food.
you look at the food label .
vitemine c is important ,but you can get that out of fruit aswell.
and the strawberries probably make it taste sweeter too.
maybe the regular pop tarts had lots of them in it.
ImmortalUniverse 9 months ago
Pure junk!
Bananas my friend...
HarrysSecret 9 months ago
i want a pop tard now i only had it once when i was young
DJDangerBeatz 9 months ago
Remember, Happy, "organic" doesn't actually mean "healthy", it only means organic.
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htoontube 9 months ago in playlist a
Basically you get organic flour clad sugar. Sounds like poptarts noticed people starting to look for healthy sounding things and decided to grind a multivitamin in there with everything else.
hotlavatube 9 months ago
Organic does NOT equal healthy. It's funny how people think that. But yet, we are so lead to that by the industry which is SO full of LIES. I could get on a soapbox about this but I'll save it ;) Thanks for these videos!!!
limbaughlady 9 months ago
@limbaughlady industry "organic" does not equal
terraspent 9 months ago
kelloggs was always good for health
scottyboy982 9 months ago
@scottyboy982 lol, you can eat a whole box and still be hungry afterwards .
a waste
ImmortalUniverse 9 months ago
What is next, organic bon bon's?
Koss42 9 months ago
you dont toast your poptarts???
catlord98765 9 months ago
Ive never had pop tarts before
hptc8899 9 months ago
The sugar in Nature's Path is less processed. The organic also has less fat, but it is from the fruit, more protein, and because it isn't enriched it has fewer vitamins.
jaymthegenius 9 months ago
i think pop tarts might have saccharine or sucrose or some other sugar substitute in them. that's why they taste so sweet.
starberry2947 9 months ago
@starberry2947
ok not saccharine it's unstable under heat -_-'
starberry2947 9 months ago
IMO if a person was serious about eating healthy they'd avoid convenience food altogether. All that stuff is over-processed and loaded with chemicals.
subzerotolerance 9 months ago
Organic just means they don't use pesticides or chemical fertilizers when growing. For the most part it doesn't effect what you eat, although you should get less trace amounts of those chemicals in your food. Ofcourse its silly to get organic processed food in terms of health. But the organic pop tarts should have been grown with natural fertilizer and natural pesticides (like predator insects that eat pests). Which is generally considered more environmentally friendly.
lubermanl 9 months ago
Sometimes I think they market the stuff just to make the money an not to actually help people.
tinydx95t2 9 months ago
I like Nature's Path, have you ever tried coconut milk ice cream?
jaymthegenius 9 months ago
organic food is weird.
starberry2947 9 months ago
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toyotaprius79 9 months ago
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starberry2947 9 months ago
organic pop tarts?....those two words should never meet. it's like joining up fun & run or humor tumor. Awww Feck. 2nd
toyotaprius79 9 months ago
I love Pop-tarts, but they are so unhealthy.
iCalintz 9 months ago
Sodium = Salt, Right?
TheGhostOfSabotage 9 months ago
Hey, I just bought that exact product for the first time the other day.
hotlavatube 9 months ago
@hotlavatube Except I got the unglazed one cause its nondairy.
hotlavatube 9 months ago
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TheHealthyChannel 9 months ago