Best & Worst Theme Park Foods

Listen, I happen to like nutritious foods. I think fruits and vegetables are quite tasty -- even carrots (crunchy -- sweet-- what's NOT to be tasty?) but CARROTS at an AMUSEMENT PARK? Give me a break! Yes, I do like nutritious foods but I like junk food as much as the next person and there is a time and a place for everything, and carnivals, fairs, and funparks are NOT the place to nibble carrot sticks when there's cotton candy and funnel cakes and caramel apples to be had. For most normal people, going to a fair or a funpark is a SPECIAL OCCASION, for crying in Manhattan. One order of cheese fries or a piece of a funnel cake or a spool of cotton candy on this SPECIAL OCCASION isn't going to make you burst out of your clothes or cause your teeth to rot out of your head or turn your arteries to concrete. It's what you do as a matter of routine hat really matters. If you handle food responsibly as a matter of routine, one day of indulgence on a SPECIAL OCCASION, on a SPECIAL OUTING, isn't going to hurt all that much. The people who really have somethnig to worry about are those who eat fast-food hamburgers as an EVERYDAY WORK LUNCH.
moderation!! if I allow myself a small sugar rush once in a while, I am happier, and less apt to binge on a lot of junk food
I agree with dcgar1. Leave my junk food alone AND stay out of my life.
I take responsibility for everything and have no guilt.
Carnival junk food is DEEEEEEEEEEEEEELICIOUS!!
I may be wrong but I doubt that your business primarily operates in an amusement park where the cheapest, quickest creation is sold. Amusement park foods want to use the lowest-quality ingredients to save money and have their product to the customer in the shortest time possible to prevent complaints. They care only about the money, not the health of the consumer.
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