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Posted 30 June 2020
The Jelly Bean Factory 4.2 kg Monster Jar - £29.89 @ Amazon
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Works out at £7.12/kg. Great price for a ridiculous amount of Jelly Beans.
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Edited by JaggySnake, 15 July 2020
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sorted byLook. Most people know how to look after themselves. They know how sugar works. They know what causes diabetes. You aren’t fountains of knowledge. You’re probably not even pillars of health yourselves. So instead of lecturing people, buy some jelly beans and cheer the hell up. Christ.
Thanks . Have ordered a tub. Will last me a while. (edited)
Lol why do people think high sugar = diabetes
So obviously you are a health worker possibly for the NHS or dentist and I applaud you if that’s the case. However having little jibes on deal threads is fairly pointless. My wife works for the NHS and she is happy for me to buy jelly beans as I balance my consumption and I’m fairly old so the damage is done! There’s an old saying which my Nan used to trot out from time to time which was “if you’ve got nothing good to say, say nothing”. It’s stood me in good stead most of my life. All the best to you, no malice intended (edited)
Did you remember to use the code GIFT05 for £5 off
£5 cheaper than Costco if you use the £5 off code on Amazon.
Same price at Costco if you're planning a grocery order and are going to be paying the delivery fee anyway.
Thanks Milly54, I didn’t know there was a code! Just ordered again and cancelled the original.
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Maybe because low sugar and exercise = healthy bod. High sugar and no exercise = fat blob with higher risk of morbid obesity and diabetes
It's complex issue. Being overweight is a contributory factor to Diabetes, eating too much sugar can make you overweight. However it's not a guaranteed Diabetes sentence.
Ah yes of course! Thanks
Enjoy your tofu and broccoli bake.
Little and often my friend, no diabetes for me, exercise every day but I wouldn’t preach to people on their life choices, unlike some.....
I agree it's a personal choice...a personal choice that is currently buckling the NHS and costing hundreds of millions each year with obesity and the Heath issues that run with it. The readily available high sugar, high fat,low nutrition foods that are sold in bulk quantities for little money are playing a big part in this. Yes there's freedom of choice and I'm sure a lot of people will be very sensible about how many jelly beans they consume in one sitting, but if you see what I see every day you might have a different opinion.
Worked a treat thank you
Let the chavs eat themselves to an early death, it saves us on benefits and pensions.
It is not free choice that is the issue but it is free services. When healthcare is "free", it is easier to ignore personal responsibility. Start charging at least something for it and most of the frivolous stuff will not clog the GP office. Start charging those who smoke a pack or more a day and there will be a financial motivation to give up smoking. Start charging those who get drunk and injure themselves, and Jan 1 will be less crowded in A&E. And charge those who cannot demonstrate they are full time UK residents and medical tourism will reduce.
Money, or the thought of losing it, is a far bigger motivator than anything else.
This is obvious nonsense, and I can prove it in one word:
America.
The shining beacon of responsible health and moderate eating.
If I'm not mistaken is that not tax/ni payers problem anyway?.
I will.... Enjoy your type 2 diabetes.
Who's preaching??..... Oh it's you! implying that because not everyone agrees with paying 30 quid for 4 kilo's of sugar they live off tofu and broccoli.
As long as you like candy floss. (edited)
I refer you to your first post. I don’t care what people do with their lives it’s personal choice. Has this slipped your mind? Papa don’t preach in the words of Madonna (in a gender neutral way)
Aldi and Lidl jelly beans are made by them. They are the EXACT SAME jelly beans and way way cheaper in those two stores. (edited)
No idea how it is obvious. All I am saying is completely "free" healthcare is also a big reason behind irresponsible choices. Nowhere did I suggest that we should swing to the other extreme where healthcare becomes unaffordable, as in the US. Something as low as £5 per visit, waived for those on low incomes, may be sufficient to dissuade people from using NHS resources for minor things. Life insurance premium is different for smokers and non smokers - why not the same for health services? Why should people making healthy choices fully subsidise those who don't?
You're intimating that people with low sugar exercise and people with high sugar don't.
That's a bit silly.