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Some schools across the U.S. are banning a Cheetos’ Flamin’ Hot variety from their campuses. Teachers are complaining that the snack-munching kids are leaving bright red finger prints across desks and books, but this hot commodity seems to having a far greater effect than just making a mess.
E.R. doctors reports that patients have come in complaining of stomach pain after eating Flamin’ Hot Cheetos—and that the bright food dye that turns these crunchies red can discolor your poo, which is seriously freaky. Schools argue that they are too high in salt (25 percent of your daily allowance) and fat (26 grams) to be part of the healthy, balanced diet they are trying to promote.
What do you think? Should schools be allowed to kick certain snacks outta the building?
BY BRITTANY TAYLOR ON 11/25/2012 12:00:00 AM
POSTED IN how to cut out junk food, In the News
The cheetos shouldn't have been banned, they should have been kicked to the curb because they are pure junk food, plain and simple. As for the excuse about them having too much salt... That's not a good reason. There is NO scientific proof backing up claims that salt causes high blood pressure or health problems. The only people that benefit from a salt-reduced diet are of African decent. As for everyone else, we could probably eat three times the daily salt allowance for the rest of our lives and be perfectly fine. (Granted, the bloated fingers wouldn't be fun.)
by Imura on 11/29/2012 9:27:59 PM
I think they should be able to ban foods... What if a food can make someone seriously sick? It's way better to snack on something healthier rather than risk your life to a junk food
by grinny48 on 11/28/2012 7:17:43 PM
by ising990 on 11/26/2012 8:38:56 PM
by alindgren on 11/26/2012 5:36:31 PM
I don't like Flamin' Hot Cheetos anyway.
by YouCanCallMeCat on 11/26/2012 9:39:49 AM
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