From: DLS - Deanna Silvers x-4861 [DLS@HTEH.COM]
Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 10:44 AM
To: Dockets, FDA
Subject: Docket No. 2004N-0456: Food labeling!!

I can't believe the microwave popcorn industry has gotten away with how
they indicate the serving sizes and calculate the fat grams in their
popcorn products!  Do you want to know how a "real" person wants to see
the label?  

First, I want those popcorn people to forget about what is in the
product pre-popped!  Who eats it before it's popped?!  

Second, I want those popcorn people to say how many servings they think
are in one bag.  And I don't mean:  "Approximately 2.5 servings." 
That's a ridiculous thought!  Let's make it even in each bag:  "2
servings" or "3 servings".  

Then I want them to tell me how many calories, fiber, fat, etc. are in
each of those servings.  They've got to know that most people eat the
entire bag.   Why trick us?  And why on earth would they put that
information for the kernals pre-popped??  

That's my two cents.

Deanna Silvers
Legal Administrative Assistant to Michelle Points
Hawley Troxell Ennis & Hawley LLP
(208) 344-6000

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