Ummm. I’m afraid, @GaryM that’s not what that’s for. 
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lol when in Rome
Come on Beck, sure it is. I mean if there was a couple of dozen maybe not…
Or it it were a sponge…
Does that mean anything at all you buy in a package is not healthy? Because all packaged foods have the grams of fat* printed on the side of the package, don’t they?
*even if it’s 1/2 a gram
Maybe they as opposed to fresh foods?
Basically, it means no fresh fruits or vegetables, no unprocessed meats, and the like.
'Zactly.
When I got diabetic and had to lose a bunch of weight I attended some classes. One of which was educating people about reading food package labels to understand what was in them. I said there was a simpler method. “Go to the store. If it has a nutrition label, don’t buy it. Just eat stuff that isn’t in a package.”
It was meant as a slightly humorous exaggeration. But it works.
Nice! Didn’t know the utensil existed but, now that I do, I’m getting one. It would have saved me a painful burn right above my right knee. 