You didn't get owned. Apple sauce lacks the skin, which has additional fiber & nutrients, and the apple sauce sold at most restaurants/stores has added sugar in the form of corn syrup.
When my daughter was 7, she asked for a cup of apple sauce at DQ. I said that it was too sugary. A few mins later, she asked if she could eat an apple at home. Sure, I said. “Then why can’t I have apple sauce here, since I could just mush up the apple at home?” Dad got owned
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I know what you mean, but this stuff was unsweetened
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Apple sauce is like juice, it's been concentrated, so It'd have more sugar than just one apple in each serve.
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Apple sauce frequently has added sugar. An Apple does not.
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No I knew it was unsweetened
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What exactly were you doing at DQ in the first place if you considered apple sauce unhealthy?
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Asking the right questions.
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Because there's no way that DQ apple sauce was just mushed up apple with no sugar added.
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....they're buying Bitcoin at age 10
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Haha having kids hones the negotiating skills
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If Dad couldn't respond with, "Because apples at home are solely apples, this apple sauce is mostly sugar and has very little apple in it,"Dad should really reconsider the business he's in.
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Will also contain emulsifiers, stabilisers, preservatives and all sorts of other stuff to make it economically viable
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And the smallest amount of cinnamon known to man.
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Just wait til Dad discovers keto and realizes all those carbs equated to sugar in the blood just the same!
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You're over thinking this. My parents would have said, "Because I said so."
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You were right, though! A cooked apple has more harmful sugar than a raw one, which also provides healthy fiber. The only fruits that are better for us cooked are berries.
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Berry good to know!
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