Derek Hatchard writes on the theme of "improving experiences" which includes managing technology, user experiences, life hacking, and some business related stuff. Derek has a software development blog at ardentdev.com and a product review site at wellrated.com. He is a Principal Member of Technical Staff (PMTS) at Radian6, a salesforce.com company. All views expressed are his alone (or those of any guest writers) and do not represent the views of Radian6 or salesforce.com.

In a World Without Real Food, I’d Rather Not Eat

When a futurist or science fiction writer envisions a world without real food, our descendants are eating some form of engineered meal replacement.  Like these Tony’s Turboz from Kelloggs:

turboz

These things are awful. Seriously. And I enjoy Bran Flakes.

Tony’s Turboz meal replacement is the first and only food designed with kids in mind to provide the balanced nutrients of an entire meal in one bowl. It is a source of 24 vitamins and minerals including an excellent source of calcium and an excellent source of iron; a good source of protein; contains 22 grams of whole grain; and it has a taste that kids love.

Ha!  Even my two year old can tell that this stuff doesn’t taste like real food.

In other news, Pop Tarts continue to be a manufactured food that does not taste like anything real, but I still enjoy them as a guilty pleasure once or twice a year.   Frosting for breakfast… mmmmmmm……

dont-forget-pop-tarts


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