Consumer Report: Deceptive labels  Consumer Reports takes the
lid off what's included -- and what's missing -- from
supermarket products.  Expecting to find blueberries in your
blueberry cereal? Confident there's cream in your cookies? Or
even your creamer? Think there's bacon in your bac'n bits?
Consumer Reports' Tod Marks says, think again.  "Some processed
foods have strayed so far from the farm and field, that their
frighteningly long list of ingredients bears little resemblance
to anything you'd find in your pantry," Tod Marks of Consumer
Report.   Take International Delight Gourmet Coffee Creamer. The
label teases you'll , 'Blast off to the sweet 'n creamy
stratosphere." But prepare for a hard landing - this "creamer"
is mostly water, sugar, and palm oil. How about McCormick Bac'n
Pieces. Surely they contain bacon?  In fact, Bac'n bits don't
contain any meat at all. They're mostly textured soy flour.
Looking for a fruit-fix in the morning? Don't count on Kellogg's
Frosted Mini Wheats Blueberry. There's