General Mills imitation blueberries story keeps spreading

Seems like this story is finally getting some main stream attention..

(NaturalNews) It's the story that just keeps going viral. We broke it here on NaturalNews with the release of The Blueberry Deception, a mini documentary that exposed the truth about many name-brand food products that fake their blueberries. You can watch it here: naturalnews.tv... Learn more: www.naturalnews.com...

Since the release of this video, it has gone viral across the 'net and picked up hundreds of thousands of views across NaturalNews.TV and YouTube while also breaking into mainstream media. To date, all the following news organizations have now covered this story: Fox News, CNN, The Huffington Post, NPR, MSN, Yahoo News, LA Times, CBS News, NY Daily News and many more. Learn more: www.naturalnews.com...

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Here is my original thread on this story...

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From the start this story was no surprise to me... People should know by now that if it is a processed product that comes in a box chances are the ingredients are not what they seem to be... This is like saying that blueberry pop-tarts actually contain blueberries...

If you want to know what you are eating buy some healthy cereal and go to the produce section and pick up a pack of real blueberries to put on top... Do people who buy this processed crap really care that their are no real blueberries? My guess is they just want it to taste good.

OMG.Thanks for that video. I usually check label, like if it says wheat bread, but it instead says "Enriched Bleached Flour" But damn, I never thought to look at that kinda stuff. It blows my mind. But that just wiped a great deal of foods outta my diet. Thanks man. This should be on the front page of ATS. STAR AND FLAG!! Big thanks again!

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you are welcome..

make sure you check out my first thread also..

Originally posted by TV_Nation
From the start this story was no surprise to me... People should know by now that if it is a processed product that comes in a box chances are the ingredients are not what they seem to be... This is like saying that blueberry pop-tarts actually contain blueberries...

If you want to know what you are eating buy some healthy cereal and go to the produce section and pick up a pack of real blueberries to put on top... Do people who buy this processed crap really care that their are no real blueberries? My guess is they just want it to taste good.

The main issue is deceptive advertising which is a problem.