Tuesdays almost done with and there are only 2 work days left this week! I'm thrilled- anyone doing anything cool for the 4th? We are going to visit Josh's family in Nashville which should be a blast!
I was doing my usual blog reading today and came across this really sweet posting on Mark's blog. I think both of these stories are incredible (I am especially fascinated with the story about the swimmer- what a bod!).
Second, I had sort of a disappointing lunch today. I debated whether or not to blog about it because I just hate the idea of giving a company a bad review. However, when I was halfway through my Muir Glen soup, and was disappointed with both the flavor and the nutritional contents, I decided I had to give the review. I purchased their Minestrone organic soup at the market. Not thinking, I didn't turn the can over to look at the nutritional stats. I guess I was thinking, its organic- how bad can it be? Well, before I cooked said soup today, I flipped the can over and saw that it read 40% of your daily sodium requirement in each serving (two per can). I was shocked- 80% of the recommended amout of sodium for a whole day was found in this can. Irritated, but without another lunch option, I cooked it up. The taste...well shockingly- salty! The vegetables were also not very good. Overall I have to give this soup a D rating. Oh well...lesson learned!
3 comments:
weird! soup is kind of notortious for being high in sodium, but for me, it never even tastes salty. guess it was kind of worth it then?
ok, i guess not. i was just trying to make myself feel better cause i eat soup so much...
thats a great article!
sorry to hear about the disappointing soup :/
Every Gym's: It stinks that soup is high in salt(I also eat quite a bit of soup and wish it was salt free :)). But 40% is super high (which SHOULD make it extra delicious haha)
Love- glad you enjoyed the article! The trials are on tonight and I have been looking for her!
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