Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA, January 11th, 2006
Suppose you had to decide whether to give your child an orange or a bag of Doritos for a snack. On one hand, the navel orange is healthier: It has vitamin C, fiber, folate and potassium, and it's fat-free and contains just 81 calories. Plus it tastes sweet. But, you'll probably have to peel the 33-cent orange for your child and get a napkin to catch the droplets. It's probably best for your child to eat at the table. Doritos, on the other hand, just taste good and are more filling. Your child can munch one Dorito after another each bite bringing that same satisfying crunch and salty, cheesy fl...
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