Melissa

I have a feeling this is not going to be very pretty, folks.

I was doing alright… and then Saturday came. My husband (who hasn’t been home in a month!) got to come home from work for a few days and he does the cooking (woot!) when he is home.

Saturday night:  homemade pizza. Sure, he makes me my own special portion of pizza loaded with onions, portabella mushrooms, and green peppers, but there is still the crust and the cheese!

Sunday:  Playoff day. Not good. Homemade subs. Popcorn (with butter). Candy. You get the picture.

And then, to top it all off, I had a Drumstick last night. Not chicken, the awful(ly yummy) ice cream variety.

On the plus side… he and I played racquetball at the gym yesterday. Wonderful exercise. I came away with a contact-injury again.

I signed up for FitBloggin… now I just need to figure out a way to get to Baltimore!!

How was your week? Do Confess.

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This is more like an FYI… and a disgusting one at that. After reading this, you can thank me for helping you keep your caloric intake down for today. ;o)

The FDA allows certain amounts of *bonus* ingredients in our food, lucky us…

Canned Pineapple – Can contain up to 20 percent moldy fruit

Canned Tomatoes – Can contain up to 5 fly eggs or 2 maggots per 500 g

Frozen Broccoli – Can contain up to 60 mites per 100 g

Ground Cinnamon – Can contain up to 400 insect fragments & 11 rodent hairs per 50 g

Peanut Butter – Can contain up to 30 insect fragments or 1 rodent hair per 100 g

Popcorn – Can contain up to 1 rodent pellet in one sample or 2 rodent hairs per pound

Potato Chips – Can contain up to 6 percent rotten potatoes

Source: Eat This Not That

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