/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Isn't everything a process?

>>17203874
Yes, but there's a blurry line at the crossing between processed and heavily processed.
Heavily processed is usually filled with HFCS, preservatives, stabilizers, non-expeller-pressed seed oils, etc.

trust the process

>>17203877
HFCS is just a bad ingredient like sugar and most preservatives aren't bad for you

>>17203868
>schizo bait thread good
>>17203877
Got one already kek

>>17203901
>>17203894
Didn't say whether or not it was bad, retards.

>>17203894
>t. braindead
lmao... what a fuckin retard.

>>17203924
Yeah keep eating that HFCS, it's great for you.

>>17203868
>strip my food of all nutrients and feed it back to me as goyim sloppa

this is fine.

>>17203874
only if youre being pedantic

>>17203949
>most preservatives aren't bad for you
>t. confirmed braindead retard

OP

>>17204055
Nice source, a frog picture.

>>17203874
Manufactured food is probably the more more accurate pejorative.

>>17204013
>making something as part of a process in a factory = stripping food of nutrients

even veggies are processed by the hands of farmers, some cute, some gross, some barely hanging on to life due to poor wages and mean living conditions

define the process and we can judge weather processed food is real good or real bad.

>>17203949
>>17204055
>>17204251
>t. idiot schizoid """""""health"""""""" nuts that believe whatever youtubers tell them

>>17204548
you're grasping at straws, everyone accepts the word "processed" to mean more than simply food moving through a factory. "processed" in most peoples minds means either removing undesirable parts which are linked to greater nutrition or adding chemicals. for example grinding whole wheat berries in a flour mill is technically "processing" it even though it's the same thing just in flour instead of a seed, but it's not something the average person thinks of when they think of processed food.

>>17203868
>filled with chemicals to prevent chemical changes
>thinks that doesn't affect you, too

>>17204568
>>17204570
Water is a chemical, this is mom on facebook-tier science

>>17204576
Yes, and it affects you, too. Try going without it.

>>17204581
But your argument was that adding chemicals is bad, therefor adding water to a dish is bad.

>>17204576
>Water is a chemical, this is mom on facebook-tier science

coca cola is mostly water therefore it is water.

>>17204563
>noticing jew rot seeping in = health nut
lmao k

>>17204609
Everything you say is retarded at this point. Coca-Cola is Coca-Cola, water is water.

>>17204576
you are grasping at straws again, most people would not consider water to be a chemical even though it technically is. you're arguing semantics.

>>17204632
Lmfao I'm pretty sure most people know water is a chemical

>>17204639
not in the sense of it being applicable to processed food. adding water to a food does not mean a chemical has been added in most peoples eyes.

>>17204646
Technically you don't even have to add anything for food to be considered processed. You're just making this extremely confusing