What's In Dinner?

I saw a commercial today that actually made an interesting point. It spoke of the much greater frequency of the question, “What’s for dinner?” rather than, “What’s in dinner?” Change one simple little preposition and the entire meaning changes.

While advertising a product I would still not consider all that healthy, it brought up a good reminder. Clichés like “we are what we eat” abound, but how often do we really take those messages to heart for our heart’s sake, and the sake of all our other body parts?

There are countless ways to healthier eating, a whole bunch of little choices where it doesn’t have to be an all or nothing approach. But that’s not what this post is about. I was simply struck by the turn of phrase, and the fresh way to express the healthy message we all know. Sometimes that’s all it takes, a different way to say the same thing, but in doing so it resonates differently, makes an impact. It’s said at the right time, and in the right way to effect someone. So good that this commercial is out there I think.

I by no means always make perfect food choices, but I do try. Buying organic whenever the organic alternative is available is something that is now a habit. It stemmed from learning how non-organic food can be grown and processed, what’s actually in and on it, and the environmental damage to the planet that results from all those lab-created chemicals and growth hormones, and that doesn’t even touch on GMO. The idea of so manipulating nature, actually genetically modifying it…that’s a subject for another day perhaps.
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I have heard people say you can’t taste the difference between organic and non-organic food, that we just think we can. Well, just as animals aren’t susceptible to any possible placebo effect with regards to homeopathy, they too are immune from judging food based on what it’s called.

We had a dog who just loved fresh organic vegetables. She would even hollow out rutabagas as if they were bones. One of her favourite veggies was whole green peppers. One time the store was out of organic ones, and so thinking regular hot house grown peppers wouldn’t be so bad, we got one and washed it thoroughly. But you know what? She wouldn’t eat it. Sniffed around it. But would not eat it. Ah, the nose of a dog. The new canary in a mine perhaps?