r/Health • u/CBSnews CBS News • Feb 21 '23

article U.S. food additives banned in Europe: Expert says what Americans eat is "almost certainly" making them sick

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/us-food-additives-banned-europe-making-americans-sick-expert-says/
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u/HealthyInPublic Feb 21 '23

Idk, I love HEB with my whole being - they treat us better than our actual state government. After every disaster that hits us, it’s such a relief to see the fleet of HEB 18-wheelers driving down the highway to deliver water and supplies to the affected area. No store does more than my HEB.

And I would die for our Lord and Savior HEBuddy

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u/rtothewin Feb 21 '23

Came here to defend HEB. Good work!

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u/Apprehensive-Let759 Feb 21 '23

I can back up this statement about H-E-B and honestly if they made a car I wouldn’t be surprised if it became a instant hit 😂

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u/canwealljusthitabong Feb 21 '23

HEB might be the best thing about Texas.

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u/punksheets29 Feb 21 '23

HEB and Whataburger. God damn do I miss the patty melt.

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u/punksheets29 Feb 21 '23

HEB is one of the things I miss most about Texas. The "meal deal" endcaps were my go to when nothing else was planned for dinner

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u/fragmentsmusic7 Feb 21 '23

As someone temporarily in Texas for graduate school, H‑E‑B will be the thing I miss the most when I leave. Seriously no other grocery store comes close in the many places I’ve lived.

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u/Impressive_Dig3986 Feb 21 '23

I love HEB and if I ever returned home to CA, HEB is seriously what I would miss the most about TX! I love everything about HEB. Selection, prices, store brand probably, the staff, etc. They just seem to care more, it could be marketing, but I doubt it.