Cindy Fuller > wrote in

:

> Hmmm, proof positive that nutrition needs to be taught in the
> public schools. My copy of Bowes & Church's Food Values of
> Portions Commonly Used, 17th ed., lists vitamin A as about the
> only vitamin in significant amounts in ketchup. Ketchup does have
> the antioxidant lycopene.

Because ketchup is made of tomatoes. Anyone who needed a vegetable
portion would be better off eating tomatoes than ketchup unless it
was my aunt's homemade ketchup.

> However, last I looked, high fructose
> corn syrup was not an antioxidant.

I briefly dated a woman many years ago who believed that popsicles
were nutritious. Obviously false informationm is manufactured by the
bucketful.

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