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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What foods aren’t processed? Everything you buy at the grocery store has been through a process to bring it there. Do you live on a farm and grow all your food yourself?[/quote]

I mean [b]if it has a lot of ingredients you can't pronounce then it's probably not that good for you[/b].  If it has a lot of sugar or sodium it's probably not that good for you.  Foods that have these things tend to be more processed than produce.  Not that complicated.[/quote]

This is such a lame cop out. If it has a lot of ingredients you can’t pronounce, it just means you’re scientifically illiterate. Nothing more. [/quote]

You sound like a sad person.

You're right, it doesn't mean much by itself, but it is a marker of being very processed, which is often associated with a lot of added sugar and/or sodium.  [/quote]

Oh no!  Your food might have the dreaded dihydrogen monoxide!

Seriously are you just trolling?

Like I make my own pizza sometimes.  If I were to order a pizza from the store, it takes 5 minutes.  If I make my own pizza there's a solid 2 hours of work in there and I have to start the night before.  And no I don't make my own mozzarella or something ridiculous like that. I'm not obtuse enough to ever criticize people for NOT making their own pizza because stuff takes time.[/quote]

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