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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]With all processed goods, you have to weigh the risks vs. the benfits of convenience. Almost all processed foods have a downside. Besides plastics, researchers are learning more about the downsides of oils like canola and soybean oil, and these are seemingly in ALL processed foods.[/quote]

I posted earlier that if that was the worry just make the food yourself.  I totally agree with this.  It's a balance between convenience and health.  Telling you a convenience food is healthy is marketing.

I have 3 kids, work and still make meals from scratch.  One ingredient cooking/diet  is a legit diet.  Eat whole unprocessed foods.[/quote]

Mac and cheese is one of the easiest dishes to make.  I never understood why people purchase processed Mac and cheese.  It can never be as good as it is when you make it from scratch.  Millions of recipes.[/quote]

Some of us who usually make from scratch like having the convenience of packaged foods occasionally. For example, I make lunch every morning before or in between meetings while my daughter is out with her nanny (I like for her to get the outdoor time). If I have unexpected things come up at work and can’t cook (which happens maybe once or twice a month) I like to have some pre-made foods available. Like chicken nuggets, or boxed Annie’s.[/quote]

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