Health classes learn about sugar in foodStudents /./? Mrs, Virginia Stafford's health classes at Fairfield Middle School enjoyed a very graphic presentation by Dr. Lee Flintier on the amount of sugar in foods available at. a conveniencestoreHe measured by tea spoonfuls actual sugar amounts contained in various foods. The visual demonstration made quite an impression. The following are a few of the thank-you notes written by some of ike si u den isDear Dr. FIinner.Thank you for coming in. I learned u lot today I don’t think I’ll ever eat Pepsi and Tasty Cakes together! I haven’t been drinking chocolate milk Thanks again.— Nikki WalterDear Dr. Flinner,Thank you for coming and telling us about how much sugar is in food. And now I think that I will makebetter choices about my food and will get healthier snacks when I get one.— Beth KreitzDear Dr. Flinner,Thank you for the presentation. 1 couldn’t believe the Tasty Cakes had 20 teaspoons of sucrose in them! I’ll never have suda and those cakes together again!Thanks again!— Mike Redding Dear Dr, Flinner,I learned that I should choose a more healthy snack like milk and peanut butter crackers.— Joel GillsThank you Dr. Flinner,Thank you for dedicating your time.1 will drink white milk at lunch most of the time since I know how much sugar is in chocolate milk. Thank you for coming in. I learned a lot and I’ll make better choices.~ Tommy Dowd