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Healthy Home Economist / Archives / Healthy Fats / There is Nothing Smart About Smart Balance

There is Nothing Smart About Smart Balance

by Sarah Pope / Affiliate Links ✔

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  • What Exactly is in Smart Balance?+−
    • Ingredients Analysis
    • Smart Balance 7 Years Later
  • Little Improvement in Smart Balance Ingredients
  • Butter is Always Best!
  • What if You Have a Dairy Allergy?+−
    • References

The heavily industrialized frankenfood known as Smart Balance should more aptly be named Stupid Balance when you examine the ingredients list!little boy trying to do a math problem on a chalkboard

I’ve had it. Everyone has her limits and I’ve reached mine. If one more person who claims to eat healthily tells me that he/she uses Smart Balance or any of those health robbing butter substitute “spreads”, I think I’m going to scream. This includes other pseudo-foods like Egg Beaters too.

A loud, obnoxious, ear piercing, wine glass shattering SCREAM!

You see, there is nothing remotely “smart” about Smart Balance unless of course, you happen to be a shareholder of the company. In that case, you would be very happy with the cheap, rancid, genetically modified vegetable oils used to manufacture substitutes for butter resulting in a very low cost of production and handsome profit margins.

Don’t think for one moment that Smart Balance could possibly be made in the comfort of your own kitchen the way lovely yellow butter can easily be churned from cream in a bowl with a hand mixer.

No way!  A frankenfood as complex as Smart Balance or any of the many other “spreads” on the market requires synthesis in a factory in all its high tech, food denaturing glory.  Smart Balance and margarine spreads like it is chemistry experiments, not food!

Get a load of the catchy marketing on the Smart Balance website:

  • Deliciously healthy alternative to spreadable butter
  • Free of dairy, gluten and diacetyl
  • No hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oils
  • 0g trans fat
  • Supports healthy cholesterol levels that are already within the normal range
  • Made with expeller-pressed oils that improves the ratio of “good” HDL to “bad” LDL
  • 350mg ALA per serving

It’s funny how these margarine manufacturers always talk about “using it” and “loving it” like butter.

Why would people do that anyway?

Mmmm. Maybe because these folks need some healthy fats like REAL butter perhaps??

I know a die-hard vegetarian who once told me that every now and again when she craves a big, thick juicy steak, she gives in and eats one.

Smart gal. Cravings can tell us a lot about ourselves – if we’ll only listen – from the state of our gut as in the case of craving sugar and having a gut imbalance problem to craving a steak due to the complete proteins only animal foods can provide (soy is NOT a complete protein, by the way. Don’t even get me started on that one).

So, when that craving for all things buttery comes over you, it is always best to get some Real Butter and slather it on anything that seems remotely feasible at the moment.

A vegan community in South Florida suffering from severe dental decay issues likes to eat raw butter straight out of the tub with a spoon, I’m told. Now, that’s a serious craving for the “buttery taste”!

What Exactly is in Smart Balance?

Let’s take a look at the ingredients in Stupid, er – I mean, Smart Balance:

When this post was originally published, here were the ingredients in Smart Balance (original):

Natural oil blend (soybean, palm fruit, canola, and olive oils), water, contains less than 2% of whey (from milk), salt, natural and artificial flavor, vegetable monoglycerides and sorbitan ester of  fatty acids (emulsifiers), soy lecithin, vitamin A palmitate, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, Vitamin D, dl-a-tocopheryl acetate (vitamin E),  lactic acid, beta carotene color, and potassium sorbate, and calcium disodium EDTA (to preserve freshness).

Ingredients Analysis

Shall we analyze this rather long list of ingestibles?

  • The soybean and canola oils are almost certainly genetically modified. Frankenfood at its finest!
  • The olive oil isn’t even extra virgin olive oil and is likely cut with cheap vegetable oils like most olive oil on the market. Can we say cheap, cheap, CHEAP?
  • Natural and artificial flavor – this must be where that “buttery taste you crave” part comes in.  Excellent stuff if you dig tricking your taste buds (newsflash, you won’t trick your tummy though.  At least not for long. You’ll be craving that “buttery taste” soon after and more than likely sticking your head in a big bowl of ice cream by 9 pm).
  • Soy lecithin – yet another genetically modified ingredient.
  • Vitamin A palmitate – the synthetic form of vitamin A – the kind that is dangerous. Since there’s not much natural about Smart Balance in the first place, “fortification” with synthetic vitamins seems logical!
  • Vitamin D – the label doesn’t even specify what type, but I can pretty much guarantee it’s synthetic D2, which won’t help at all in avoiding vitamin D deficiency symptoms. Is this the wondrous, natural vitamin D3 everyone – even Oprah – raves about? Brilliant marketing and wishful thinking don’t make it so.
  • Beta carotene color – the normal color for factory-produced margarine like Smart Balance is a very unappetizing grey, so the color is definitely needed here to fool the masses. Don’t be fooled that this beta carotene adds natural Vitamin A either. Beta carotene is not true vitamin A!
  • Potassium sorbate – a supposedly safe food preservative that inhibits microbial growth. Safe at least until they find it isn’t. Three cheers for being a guinea pig!
  • Calcium disodium EDTA – an organic pollutant which breaks down in the environment into ethylenediamine triacetic acid and then diketopiperazine.  Diketopiperazine is a persistent organic pollutant, similar to PCBs and DDT. Not only does Smart Balance pollute the bodies of those who eat it, but it also pollutes the environment too!

Smart Balance 7 Years Later

Let’s analyze the ingredients again 7 years later. Smart Balance has, in the interim, gotten significant press on its “pledge” to remove GMOs from its ingredients. Has it happened yet? Apparently not. Don’t hold your breath on that one. Not much improvement here despite an outcry from consumers to do better.

  • Vegetable oil blend (canola, olive, and palm oil)
  • Water
  • Contains less than 2% salt
  • Pea protein
  • Natural and artificial flavors
  • Sunflower lecithin
  • Vitamin A Palmitate
  • Beta-carotene (color)
  • Vitamin D
  • Monoglycerides of vegetable fatty acids (emulsifier)
  • Potassium Sorbate
  • Lactic acid
  • Calcium Disodium EDTA

Let’s analyze the (few) changes.

Little Improvement in Smart Balance Ingredients

First, the GMO soybean oil has been removed. While this is a positive, unfortunately, GMO canola oil is still in there as the primary vegetable oil.

Second, pea protein has replaced the whey protein from before. This is apparently an effort to make Smart Balance dairy-free. Is pea protein any healthier than whey protein? Unfortunately not. All protein powders are highly processed and not a healthy choice.

The GMO soy lecithin has been replaced with sunflower lecithin. This is a solid improvement and a step in the right direction.

Two new ingredients include lactic acid and monoglycerides of vegetable fatty acids. While lactic acid is not really a problem, it could be from a GMO source. The originating food for lactic acid is not specified. Similarly, the vegetable oil that is used to derive the emulsifying fatty acids is not specified. In those situations, I’ve learned to pretty much assume the worst … they are most likely of GMO origin.  If they were nonGMO you can be sure Smart Balance would trumpet as much on the label like they have identified the source of the lecithin as nonGMO sunflower.

Everything else appears to be the same.

All in all, Smart Balance has improved from a grade of “F” to a “D-” in seven years.  Is it healthy to use? Nope. It’s still frankenfood and not a good choice for those who understand the critical importance of natural, healthy fats in the diet.

Butter is Always Best!

Nothing manufactured in a factory can ever beat the simple, natural, whole nutrition of plain BUTTER and other whole traditional fats. No genetically modified, artificial flavors or organic pollutant preservatives needed. Loads of natural form of vitamins A, D, and E that really will boost your immune system unlike the synthetic versions in margarine spreads like Smart Balance.

Be sure not to buy butter from cows fed genetically modified feed, however, like Kerry Gold is rumored to do.

Grass-fed butter is what you are looking for (quality sources)!

Butterfat is far superior to the rancid, highly processed vegetable oils in Smart Balance. While not hydrogenated, the edible oil processing, called interesterification, is still very much denaturing and is arguably worse for cardiovascular health than transfats.

On the other hand, butter, particularly grass-fed butter, is one of the richest sources of vitamin K2. Vitamin K2 is the magical X-Factor written about by Dr. Weston A. Price which is known to prevent arterial calcification which is a very strong (if not the strongest) predictor of cardiovascular disease risk, NOT cholesterol levels. Natural cholesterol in the diet supplied in forms such as grass-fed butter and eggs are extremely beneficial to health!

Folks with low cholesterol suffer from heart disease at the same rate as those with high cholesterol. Don’t tell that to the folks in the marketing department at Smart Balance, though. They’re doing really well with that catchy marketing slogan that associates the use of Smart Balance with “healthy” cholesterol levels.

What if You Have a Dairy Allergy?

For those with dairy allergies, natural and truly healthy butter substitute spreads made with unrefined traditional oils are now becoming available. This one is my favorite which blends virgin coconut oil and that anti-oxidant powerhouse, red palm oil without any additives, fillers, GMOs or destructive processing.

Once you get past the marketing hype, it sure seems that the more appropriate name for Smart Balance would be “Stupid Balance”, don’t you think?

References

Interesterification of Vegetable Oils, by Dr. Mary Enig

Whole Health Source, Butter, Margarine, and Heart Disease

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Sarah Pope

Sarah Pope MGA has been a Health and Nutrition Educator since 2002. She is a summa cum laude graduate in Economics from Furman University and holds a Master’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania.

She is the author of three books: Amazon #1 bestseller Get Your Fats Straight, Traditional Remedies for Modern Families, and Living Green in an Artificial World.

Her four eBooks Good Diet…Bad Diet, Real Food Fermentation, Ketonomics, and Ancestrally Inspired Dairy-Free Recipes are available for complimentary download via Healthy Home Plus.

Her mission is dedicated to helping families effectively incorporate the principles of ancestral diets within the modern household. She is a sought after lecturer around the world for conferences, summits, and podcasts.

Sarah was awarded Activist of the Year in 2010 at the International Wise Traditions Conference, subsequently serving on the Board of Directors of the nutrition nonprofit the Weston A. Price Foundation for seven years.

Her work has been covered by numerous independent and major media including USA Today, ABC, and NBC among many others.

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Comments (586)

  1. Jessica

    Oct 16, 2011 at 7:40 pm

    I don’t get how you can talk about how unnatural it is to eat margarine when it is extremely unnatural to ingest another species’ milk that is meant for their growing babies. You can imagine how much weight calves put on from milk alone, because it is full of fats and proteins designated to allow the baby to gain weight and grow. That’s why butter can be unhealthy, seeing as we’re not baby cows meant to someday weigh a ton. I think it’s super hypocritical to bash on margarine when taking another species’ baby’s milk is excessively abnormal. In fact, according to USA today the number of adults worldwide who cannot stomach milk is 60% – because only some Europeans recently, on evolutionary terms, developed the ability to drink milk as an adult. People who can drink milk are the minority. Because it isn’t natural to most human bodies.

    Don’t you know your crap stinks the same as the other side? Yeesh.

    Reply
    • Joey

      Jun 10, 2012 at 10:10 am

      Wholeheartedly agree here! I’m reading this extremist, completely baseless article and thinking “what about me? You know the guy who’s bowel goes into shock if I ingest lactose?!?”
      I am all about foods in their raw form, but you base this article on…

      That said, does anyone actually know what Smart Balance “natural and artificial flavor is?” I’m looking for fact, not the fiction that the article above was. My concern is whether or not it contains MSG.

    • Tiffaney

      May 7, 2013 at 12:11 pm

      Those who can’t stomach milk CAN stomach raw milk… You can’t compare pasteurized homogenized milk from grain fed A1 cows to grass fed A2 cow’s raw milk… They are nothing alike. Those who are lactose intolerant can have raw milk (unless they are casein sensitive). And raw milk doesn’t increase mucus production and it is great for regulating blood pressure, blood sugar and weight.

  2. Jessica & Marshall (@fish_oil)

    Oct 10, 2011 at 12:31 am

    There is Nothing Smart About Smart Balance – The Healthy Home Economist http://t.co/fCvnaV4r

    Reply
  3. Barbara

    Oct 2, 2011 at 10:11 pm

    I just tried Smart Balance, and loved the results in baking. I DO NOT like the taste of real butter, as much as I would prefer to use this more natural fat. Now I’m not so sure I should be using this product, but this leaves me back to square one. What do I use for baking that would be healthy, maintain good texture and NOT taste like butter?

    Reply
    • Marti

      May 1, 2012 at 9:27 am

      Try Earth Balance. It’s a healthier alternative (i.e.: no GMOs, 0 cholesterol) and besides their traditional “buttery tasting spread” they have Soy, Soy Free and Olive Oil versions.

    • Tiffaney

      Mar 25, 2014 at 3:52 pm

      Earth Balance claims GMO-free but they are NOT GMO free….

      It is made with Soy, Canola oil, Sugar Beets, Palm Fruit Oil, and Agave Syrup….

      *** SPREADS ***
      Original:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola, GMO Soybean, Natural Flavor (GMO corn derived), Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Olive Oil:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola, GMO Soybean, Natural Flavor (GMO corn derived), Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Soy Free:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola, Natural Flavor (GMO corn derived), Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Soy Garden:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Soybean, GMO crushed Soybeans, Natural Flavor (GMO corn derived), Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Organic Whipped:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola, Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      *** SOY MILK ***
      Soy (Toxic):
      Soy in all of Earth Balance’s Soymilk does not follow the slow stringent fermentation process necessary to make soy non-toxic. Consequently the entire Soymilk product line is toxic by their primary ingredient.

      Carrageenan (Toxic):
      The entire Soymilk line also contains Carrageenan, which acts as an emulsifer and stabilizer. All Carrageenan is typically extracted using powerful alkaline solvents. Even at low doses, it has been found to destroy human cells and is linked to various human cancers and digestive disorders. Carrageenan has also been found to impair and depress cell-mediated immunity and cause the proliferation of tumour growth. The mechanism responsible for carrageenan-induced immune suppression is believed to be its selective degenerative effect on white blood cells.

      *** DRESSINGS ***
      All Dressings contain GMO Canola

      *** BAKING STICKS ***
      Shortening:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola

      Vegan Butter Sticks:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola, GMO Soybean, Natural Flavor (GMO corn derived), Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)

      *** NUT BUTTERS ***
      All Nut Butters contain:
      Toxic Ingredients = Agave Syrup
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      *** CULINARY SPREADS ***
      Organic Coconut:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola Oil, Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Organic Sweet Cinnamon:
      Toxic Ingredients = Crushed Soybeans, Soybean Oil, Soy Lecithin
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Organic Sweet Cinnamon:
      Toxic Ingredients = Crushed Soybeans, Soybean Oil, Soy Lecithin
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      After reviewing all of the above, is this a company that takes the health of our planet just as serious as they do health and wellness? They do not protect the environment or source ingredients from agricultural methods that work in harmony with nature. They do not uphold their Non-GMO commitment and they continue to use toxic emulsifiers and sweeteners.

      Earth Balance should be ashamed of their misrepresentation and I urge you to help educate others by sharing this information with as many health conscious consumers as possible. The only way we will stimulate a call for action and bring a greater sense of integrity to the health food industry is by exposing companies like Smart Balance and their subsidiary Earth Balance.

  4. honestyrocks

    Sep 22, 2011 at 9:40 am

    I am open to your arguments about Smart Balance, and your article has prompted me to go and do my own research, and that is always good. But the sarcasm with which the article is written makes it hard not to wince all the way through it, and is something to have to sift through in order to get to the good that you are trying to communicate. Also, and I say this believing you are probably right , but if you are going to make a charge (“The soybean and canola oils are almost certainly genetically modified” and “Vitamin D — the label doesn’t even specify what type, but I can pretty much guarantee it’s synthetic”), do the necessary homework first so you can make the charge without speculation. It’s hard to respect the “almost certainly” and the “pretty much guarantee” statements. You are making serious charges, and that’s okay, but only if you back them up with facts. All this said, thank you for bringing the issue to the surface for additional thought.

    Reply
    • use words with care

      Mar 24, 2012 at 1:42 pm

      I definitely agree with you here. I enjoy researching multiple sides to things in order to come to my own conclusions. It was more wince-inducing to read this article than it was directly informative. You’re not going to convince anybody to ‘come to your side’ of things by blatantly insulting them for being where they are already at (a Smart Balance consumer). That is more of a bullying tactic than persuasive writing. Consider writing posts like these when less emotional?

      Aside from that, all this natural vs organic vs genetically-modified vs factory-produced vs grass-fed arguing is really redundant. There are no true ‘facts’ out there. All is theory, until debunked by yet another theory. Someone could do all the same research as you, find out all the same ‘facts’, have all the same experiences, and still come to a different conclusion on what it is they decide to put in their body. To each their own. Just as there are arguments against raw butter, there are arguments against spreads. Each one continually trying to debunk another. No one side is the ‘best’. These things are not linear, especially when there are so many variables involved. There is only ‘what’s best for you’.

      If would could stop sharing information so heatedly as if it were political propaganda, maybe people would actually feel comfortable to learn more. Instead, this kind of debate pushes people away. No matter what your POV – nobody’s going to want to hear it from an elitist………except for other elitists. Which is so perfectly demonstrated in the thread. You hear ‘we need to teach these people’ come out, but what you really want is to just hear like-voices reiterating. This may make your message louder, but not stronger.

  5. jamie smith

    Sep 15, 2011 at 7:52 pm

    couldn’t agree more!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Reply
  6. Michael

    Sep 9, 2011 at 10:59 am

    Do any of W. Price’s book specifically talk about K2 and butter oil? looking for some more info.

    Reply
  7. Penny

    Sep 6, 2011 at 7:01 pm

    Thank you for this. Your blog is so informative, and I’ve learned so much from your articles! Keep up the great work!

    Reply
  8. Dana B

    Aug 15, 2011 at 6:59 pm

    fyi, all Earth Balance products are gmo-free; that’s one of the distinctions from Smart Balance. fwiw.

    Reply
    • Tiffaney

      Mar 25, 2014 at 3:52 pm

      Earth Balance claims GMO-free but they are NOT GMO free….

      It is made with Soy, Canola oil, Sugar Beets, Palm Fruit Oil, and Agave Syrup….

      *** SPREADS ***
      Original:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola, GMO Soybean, Natural Flavor (GMO corn derived), Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Olive Oil:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola, GMO Soybean, Natural Flavor (GMO corn derived), Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Soy Free:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola, Natural Flavor (GMO corn derived), Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Soy Garden:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Soybean, GMO crushed Soybeans, Natural Flavor (GMO corn derived), Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Organic Whipped:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola, Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      *** SOY MILK ***
      Soy (Toxic):
      Soy in all of Earth Balance’s Soymilk does not follow the slow stringent fermentation process necessary to make soy non-toxic. Consequently the entire Soymilk product line is toxic by their primary ingredient.

      Carrageenan (Toxic):
      The entire Soymilk line also contains Carrageenan, which acts as an emulsifer and stabilizer. All Carrageenan is typically extracted using powerful alkaline solvents. Even at low doses, it has been found to destroy human cells and is linked to various human cancers and digestive disorders. Carrageenan has also been found to impair and depress cell-mediated immunity and cause the proliferation of tumour growth. The mechanism responsible for carrageenan-induced immune suppression is believed to be its selective degenerative effect on white blood cells.

      *** DRESSINGS ***
      All Dressings contain GMO Canola

      *** BAKING STICKS ***
      Shortening:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola

      Vegan Butter Sticks:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola, GMO Soybean, Natural Flavor (GMO corn derived), Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)

      *** NUT BUTTERS ***
      All Nut Butters contain:
      Toxic Ingredients = Agave Syrup
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      *** CULINARY SPREADS ***
      Organic Coconut:
      Toxic Ingredients = GMO Canola Oil, Lactic Acid (from GMO Sugar Beets)
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Organic Sweet Cinnamon:
      Toxic Ingredients = Crushed Soybeans, Soybean Oil, Soy Lecithin
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      Organic Sweet Cinnamon:
      Toxic Ingredients = Crushed Soybeans, Soybean Oil, Soy Lecithin
      Eco Destructive Ingredients = Palm Fruit Oil

      After reviewing all of the above, is this a company that takes the health of our planet just as serious as they do health and wellness? They do not protect the environment or source ingredients from agricultural methods that work in harmony with nature. They do not uphold their Non-GMO commitment and they continue to use toxic emulsifiers and sweeteners.

      Earth Balance should be ashamed of their misrepresentation and I urge you to help educate others by sharing this information with as many health conscious consumers as possible. The only way we will stimulate a call for action and bring a greater sense of integrity to the health food industry is by exposing companies like Smart Balance and their subsidiary Earth Balance.

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