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Have any of you all ever seen a commercial on TV and it made you sick? Kraft mac & cheese has a new item, it's already made, like a casserole, and you heat it and eat it.

They just showed that commercial and showed them scooping it out, and it literally made me feel sick like I wanted to go puke somewhere.

No offense to Kraft at all, but I found that ... weird that just looking at all that gluten made me feel sick.

That ever happened to any of yall?

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sa1937 Community Regular
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Have any of you all ever seen a commercial on TV and it made you sick? Kraft mac & cheese has a new item, it's already made, like a casserole, and you heat it and eat it.

They just showed that commercial and showed them scooping it out, and it literally made me feel sick like I wanted to go puke somewhere.

No offense to Kraft at all, but I found that ... weird that just looking at all that gluten made me feel sick.

That ever happened to any of yall?

I haven't seen that commercial but I sorta tune out commercials anyway. I definitely noticed how digusting the smell was walking by the in-store bakery at a local grocery store (located next to dairy) on my way to get a couple bags of gluten free flour. I used to think the bakery smelled so good. Yuck now!!!

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kareng
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Some of that over salted, over fatted "food" bothered me before. It especially bothered me that it was sold as a nutritious option for your family. Sure, we eat junk but I try to at least serve carrot sticks with it. :)

I still like the bakery smell. Iwas never big bread person so it doesn't bother me much.

sa1937 Community Regular
sa1937
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Some of that over salted, over fatted "food" bothered me before. It especially bothered me that it was sold as a nutritious option for your family. Sure, we eat junk but I try to at least serve carrot sticks with it. smile.gif

I still like the bakery smell. Iwas never big bread person so it doesn't bother me much.

I think it was the smell of donuts that got to me...I used to pick up one cinnamon twist and eat it as soon as I got home.

At 9 p.m. it's not carrot sticks that I'm craving! lol laugh.gif

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