How I love you. Plus I want to punch you in the face.
Sure sure. You are a convenient, healthy snack to take while hiking blah blah blah BUT there's this too:
1. I don't hike. And I'm 99% sure that 93% of the people who buy or make trail mix do not hike.
2. Bears like trail mix too. See #1.
3. Whoa. I just had a moment: when bears eat trail mix am I the not-so-secret added ingredient?
4. You are not healthy. In all your deliciousness and apparent abundance of good cholesterol or whatever Dr. Oz is bullshitting about this week, why oh WHY are you like 6,349 calories per handful? WHY? (4.1 The real reason you are unhealthy: I can eat 17 handfuls before I even realize it.)
5. I always eat the M&Ms / Smarties first. You KNOW this yet those pesky geriatric raisins you insist on including get in the way and I accidentally ingest one or two so why oh WHY aren't you easier to eat?
6. Raisins are crap.
7. You need more chocolate. (I have heard some describe you as "M&M's with obstacles.")
8. You're so hipster. What's next: quinoa?
9. I just googled you and "surprise," quinoa trail mix balls are a thing now. My reaction: NO. And by no I mean I would probably try them.
10. Trail mix balls? Ha. Seriously? Let's leave Bear Grylls out of this. Anyway, new versions of trail mix are unnecessary: just omit raisins.
Oh Trail mix, I just realized something else. Maybe I'm projecting my dislike of raisins onto you?
Wow. Thanks for the eating disorder too trail mix.
5 comments:
If Bear Grylls is involved in making Trail Mix Balls, I do NOT want to know what the ingredient list is.
This is so true and you've put it so well :)
M&Ms with obstacles. Perfect.
I like quinoa. It's a highly-misunderstood grain, you know.
Raisins ARE crap! Thank you.
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