/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12272937
that doesn't really make sense to me. Aren't most carb-rich foods relatively very new to humans? I.e. they were hardly edible for millions of years of evolution, but due to intense selective breeding and genetic manipulation over the last thousand years, they became nutritionally significant. We've eaten a mostly animal based diet for hundreds of thousands of years simply because most plants would have been both highly seasonal and calorifically insignificant. Seems like we must be adapted to eating fat and protein, and not many carbs.

>>11146503
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>>11146665
Dont forget toxins and antinutrients

>>11139194
you do realize that pretty much every single veggie that we eat today has been genetically modified to high fuck? During millions of years of evolution, humans weren't eating plants, they were eating meat and blood.
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