Let them eat cake

According to the research reported in this BBC news report on cereals, it'd be healthier.

(No proper control for portion size, mind you.)

I am mildly surprised that Special K, marketted to slimmers as being a healthy option, actually has more than twice the sugar content of good old cornflakes. However, the news that Coco Pops are 37% sugar by weight is no surprise to me. I do hope that no parents believe it's at all healthy for their children.

Let them eat cake

According to the research reported in this BBC news report on cereals, it'd be healthier.

(No proper control for portion size, mind you.)

I am mildly surprised that Special K, marketted to slimmers as being a healthy option, actually has more than twice the sugar content of good old cornflakes. However, the news that Coco Pops are 37% sugar by weight is no surprise to me. I do hope that no parents believe it's at all healthy for their children.

On wines

I am amused.

In Tesco currently, there are (among a large number of other ones) Ogio wines from Puglia going at a reduced price.

One of them is a Primitivo Red.
And one of them is a Zinfandel Rosé.

Hmmm.

On wines

I am amused.

In Tesco currently, there are (among a large number of other ones) Ogio wines from Puglia going at a reduced price.

One of them is a Primitivo Red.
And one of them is a Zinfandel Rosé.

Hmmm.