I’d argue that it’s more important that you enjoy what you’re eating than it is to avoid carbs. Plus agave or honey is a much better option than a highly refined sugar and in tandem with whole fruits and vegetables, I’d argue it’s justified and harmless. A constant fixation on carbs, sugars, fats, etc. can trigger or lead to eating disorders. You never know what someone else is struggling with. ☺️❤️

Taste is highly subjective and everyone has their own preferences. So if in one person thinks it’s sweet enough with just fruit and another person wants to add something to sweeten it, there’s nothing wrong with that. Deeming something as “unnecessary” can come across as shaming a person’s choice to add honey or agave, especially since it’s so hard to convey tone and intention over text. And that doesn’t even begin to discuss potential food waste if someone doesn’t enjoy the smoothie without the sweetener. I’m not saying that this commenter was trying to shame anyone, but someone who’s struggling with disordered eating/ED might be triggered back into harmful behaviors by that type of comment. Just trying to share some info to help educate. That’s all. ☺️

You completely missed my point, but like you said, you do you. Glad you don’t struggle with disordered eating or food waste. ☺️