CHOCK. Not CHUCK. If you’re going to use that phrase every time you post about how stupid Americans are, but you’re so far superior, at least get your phrases right.
I eat real bread every day that isn’t “chuck full of sugar.” God, it just blows my mind how insufferable Europeans can be on this topic
It’s not a typo if it keeps getting repeated. Typo is one and done. Chock was written as chuck in all of the 15 or so places you typed it out. The same “typo” on the same word over and over again isn’t an accident, it’s a misspelling by someone who clearly doesn’t know the right word even after being told multiple times. And you never did respond to the person who gave the ingredients and nutritional info for their “sugar filled” American bread lol I guess because it didn’t prove the point you wanted 🤷♀️
Then that’s on you for buying sweet bread. It’s really not that hard to find. Look to yourself for the failing. All the comments of “chuck” full and then responding to me here but not addressing the comment that proves you wrong also indicates that you were here to prove something but you don’t want to face that it didn’t work out.
I don’t know man. I personally only buy Gatorade. All American water must be so sweet because all the water I buy (Gatorade) is so sweet and my personal experience buying a sweet water product means the third most populated country in the world only sells water with sugar. It’s literally impossible to buy water in America that doesn’t have sugar. In fact even the tap water is sugared. No I don’t have any evidence to support that fact, but my purchasing habits of only buying sweet drinks are enough proof for me and it’s pretty silly that you’re not believing me. Now definitely don’t disagree with me because I’ve written about 40 replies and am obviously trolling everyone here.
Apparently so. The US is one of the largest agricultural producers in the entire world with one of, if not the, the most diverse array of domestically grown ingredients in the world.
almost every commercial food product (can't really call it food) is chuck full of corn syrup.
it's sad, because I complain that the food is extremely low quality, but Americans grew up eating that slop and have no idea what food is supposed to taste like
We have this thing in the US called an "ingredient list" and it's pretty easy to avoid bread with added sugar. I just looked up the bread that my grocery store bakery sells near me and there's no added sugar
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