Tide Pods

#1

My girlfriend and I are getting ready to do the Tide Pod challenge for our Youtube channel but I can’t find any nutritional information on the box and we don’t want to be kicked out of ketosis. Does anyone know the carb content of 2 tide pods? Yes I’m joking.

(Karen) #2

Thank God! :dizzy_face::dizzy_face:

K

(Edith) #3

Well, I probably shouldn’t have, but you had me chuckling.

Edith

(Tom Seest) #4

It’s the only way eat cleanly…

(Andrew Anderson) #5

The red and blue is okay. The white is where all the sugar is! It’s not paleo, but vegan approved.
(the above is a complete fabrication and should only be viewed in jest)

(Ethan) #6

The U.S. Dietary guidelines allow them, since they are low fat.

(Darlene Horsley) #7

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

(Sheri Knauer) #8

And I think they have some healthy, whole granules.

(Doug) #9

Rian, I saw that Tide Pod deal a couple weeks ago. Now (of course) I’ve done stupid things too, but man - that is just downright n a s t y.

An associated thing is the “gallon challenge” where somebody drinks a gallon of milk in a set period of time, commonly one hour. Okay - no problem on the volume, personally, but milk… Yuck.

#10

I’ve never seen candy that looked like tide pods.

#11

I can think of at least one…

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#12

Not really… also that doesn’t look like candy either, probably because it’s just a prop in a movie.

#13

Next you’re going to tell me the gum that tastes like a three course meal was fake also? Not a chance I’ll believe you!

#14

Lol