You must be some kind of McDonald's corporate shrill or something. Never seen someone defend them so hard.
"Shrill?"
Grant Imahara fan. I watched the video one time, almost 2 years ago. I came to a realization and felt ashamed for ignorantly repeating the same things you do, demonizing "processed food" and fast food. It's so easy to get on the bandwagon and say [this/that]=BAD!
That site wants me to allow like 30 script URLs so can't see the video and don't feel like screwing with that, but clearly they will only be allowed to talk about the good and not the bad. If they were allowed to talk or mention specific brands then they probably got the permission based on some conditions such as making sure it's positive.
Have you ever seen the farms these animals come from? Their meat is pretty much "processed" before they're even killed. Steroids, antibiotics, and lot of other crap is force fed to them, they can't move, they shit on each other etc, it's far from healthy meat even before they're even slaughtered and then have any extra crap injected into it. You are what you eat, that applies to what your food eats too.
It's a pretty well known and established fact that fast food and processed food is not good for your health, seems odd to try to dispute that.
The happiest pigs you can eat from a big national chain: Chipotle Mexican Grill
Isn't Chipotle being rocked by a huge food safety scare?
Answer: Yes.
That site wants me to allow like 30 script URLs so can't see the video and don't feel like screwing with that, but clearly they will only be allowed to talk about the good and not the bad. If they were allowed to talk or mention specific brands then they probably got the permission based on some conditions such as making sure it's positive.
Have you ever seen the farms these animals come from? Their meat is pretty much "processed" before they're even killed. Steroids, antibiotics, and lot of other crap is force fed to them, they can't move, they shit on each other etc, it's far from healthy meat even before they're even slaughtered and then have any extra crap injected into it. You are what you eat, that applies to what your food eats too.
It's a pretty well known and established fact that fast food and processed food is not good for your health, seems odd to try to dispute that.
Ham has always been a sweet meat that often gets served even sweeter. Ever hear of "Honey-baked Ham?" We have a chain of "Honey-baked Ham" stores that sell a particularly popular variety that thousands of people take home for holidays.
Ham and even *gasp*! bacon is traditionally cured with sugar.
as Bobber and CZRoe said: it isn't that sugar is inherently bad, it's the ubiquity of it and post-consumption lifestyle.
greek yogurt + spinach + beef + a good multi vitamin
Well, that is perfectly fine when i make the decision to buy honey baked ham. But when i buy ordinary ham, i do not want sugar in it.
I do not want sugar in my meat. When i was a kid, it was not the case. I do not want it now.
When i read the label, i see dextrose , glucose-fructose syrup and cane sugar added. And salt. I will add whatever herb i like on it, but i want it sugarless , like it supposed to be. My freedom of choice. Is that hard to understand ?
My daughter was telling me not only is Ramien full of sodium, but somehow they use wax to coat the noodles. I said What?
Well, that is perfectly fine when i make the decision to buy honey baked ham. But when i buy ordinary ham, i do not want sugar in it.
I do not want sugar in my meat. When i was a kid, it was not the case. I do not want it now.
When i read the label, i see dextrose , glucose-fructose syrup and cane sugar added. And salt. I will add whatever herb i like on it, but i want it sugarless , like it supposed to be. My freedom of choice. Is that hard to understand ?
Goddamn you people are ridiculous.
Like you, I do not like sweet meat. It's why I don't like ham. Ham is almost always sweetened. You expressed surprise when you discovered that it was sweetened, we expressed surprise that you didn't already know that. No one here is denying you your choice. Ham has normally been sweetened for decades. It's not just Honey Baked Ham.
I believe it that ham is sweetened, but i also believe it is much more sweeter now then it was. I always remember ordinary ham as not being sweet.
I do not eat ham often because of the reason that it gives me acne. I hardly eat it.
There is also halal and kosher meat.
Maybe i should look into that what kind of ingredients are used.
As a side note :
I do know that with Ben and Jerry's icecream i never have any acne issue, even if i empty a whole bucket in an evening of movie viewing.
If i do that with other icecream brands, i am having acne all over.
I do know that they use higher quality ingredients in Ben and Jerry's icecream.
Interesting thing is that it also seems to have a little kosher label on it. A K with the text dairy.