I was walking through the baby isle buying my son a new straw cup when I saw that this company was advertising on the front of their box “Healthy Meals”
Now maybe they compared their food label with what used to be in the food so giving them the benefit of the doubt it could be healthy compared to the old label.
OK so it has vegetables and some nutrients in it but look what it does have as well
For me that cholesterol and sodium are way too high to be considered “healthy.” Also, there is not enough dietary fiber for me either. Maybe they should use a whole grain pasta instead and up the fiber. The sugar is also too high for m e and this could be from the white starchy pasta.
That is fine if they want to advertise the good stuff it DOES have but I just can’t feel comfortable with it saying “healthy meals.” Nah, not healthy enough for me to be a fan.
The sad thing is that people see what the largest part of the box is, so that is why companies put the positive words in big bold letters. I guess I have learned to rip products apart with my nutrition schooling and I do this always.
Not ever feeding this to my child!
I agree with you. It sounds like what they do with certain cereals in the market especially the sugary ones. They tend to make a big point about what the good ingredients are when really it hardly has any good ingredients.