Response from: Sparky    (10/20/06 11:42pm)

YOU FAT COW, YOUR FAT LITTLE BUTTERBALL OF A SON WILL HAVE A HEART ATTACK BY THE AGE OF 12, GOOD LUCK!

Response from: more concerned about your kid than you are    (10/23/06 1:04am)

your kid can thank you later when gets diabetes before he hits puberty....congrats! you win the Horrible Mother of the Day award!

Response from: You've got to be kidding me    (10/25/06 11:35pm)

Wow, your such a great Mom spoiling your "growing" kid with this trans-fat filled garbage. Just think, you're giving him a head start on obesity and heart disease. Way to show your love, you moron.

Response from: bob smith    (10/27/06 8:49am)

Oh great advice on the parenting weblog. Give your children this glorified corn syrup turd. When I saw this product I thought it was a joke. That it exists is troubling. That someone recommends it on a parenting site is evil.

Response from: Bob    (01/14/07 10:49am)

Yes, those are pure junk, but they're not as bad as they sound. Here's some nutritional data:

http://www.dietfacts.com/html/nutrition-facts/jimmy-dean-pancakes-and-
sausage-on-a-stick-chocolate-chip-flavored-pancake-wrapped-around-a-sa
45296.htm


They are very heavy on fat, but are only 220 calories per pancake/sausage/stick/thingie.

220 calories is the equivalent of about four oreo cookies. Your kid isn't going to get fat from just one of these every now and then. In fact, fat tends to be more filling than sugar so while your kid might want more oreo cookies immediately, one of these might just fill him up. (Fat chance, I know.) A smaller sugar rush is also an added bonus.

These things are no substitute for a proper meal. They're a junk-food snack. However, they're not going to turn your kid into a lard-bucket all by themselves, not that you could tell from the histrionics from the above posters.

Response from: rolloffle    (01/14/07 1:47pm)

I am lollin' @ the trollin'
here. Eating a dong on a stick once every few weeks isn't going to give you AIDS or anything, no matter how many trans-fats it contains.

Response from: George    (01/14/07 4:57pm)

I think it's almost as alarming that you would think this tastes good. And to think I kick myself for giving our kids toast, fruit, and milk for breakfast on occasion. Thanks for making me feel better.

Response from: adfgdf    (01/20/07 12:24am)

Serious? Would you really give this to a child?

Response from: Ches Skween    (01/26/07 11:11pm)

I understood that you're originally from Germany. Well, that kind of explains pretty much everything...

Response from: plavix generic    (11/01/07 12:39pm)

I am scare to even read this, kids should be forbidden these products, they are simply toxic and they also should be illegal.

Response from: SD    (01/09/08 6:18am)

Pancakes & Sausage on a stick contains 0 Trans fat. It does however contain 13g, or about half it's 220 calories from other fats, 4g being saturated. As an occasional breakfast treat, I think they taste great.

Response from: Blurrgh!!!!    (11/26/08 4:32am)

That's absolutely revolting. I hope you're happy that you're destroying your child's wellbeing, you putrid wretch. :-(

Response from: K Dot Jones    (04/13/09 11:42pm)

Wow there have been some horrible responses to this. I think it's okay to give your kids a treat every once in a while. The only reason that things like diabetes and heart disease occur is from an EXCESS of consumption. "Junk food" is only dangerous if you're eating it every day for breakfast lunch and dinner. Otherwise it's all food. It's all fuel for your body. People think that your diet has to be bland and unexciting in order to be healthy. I feel sorry for all of you that never splurge and have a bit of fun with your food every once in a while. I ate these as a kid and I recently purchased some from the grocery store (nostalgia in a box). I'm a perfectly healthy 22 year old and I didn't get diabetes or suffer a heart attack. The dosage determines the poison folks.

Response from: mindfulmommy    (06/27/09 12:29pm)

A treat would be pancakes and waffles, preferably homemade, but its understandable to want to use the premade stuff because nowadays who has the time to cook! I'd lay off of Jimmy Dean's corn dog in disguise, and redefine what a treat is. What good is having a treat occasionally when what we usually eat is a sugary cearal, so pumped up with food coloring it changes the color of the milk?

Response from: mindfulmommy    (06/27/09 12:31pm)

Also lets cool our jets with the judgements. Sheesh, reading what people are saying about this woman, you'd think she was the blood countess. Chill.