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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: Berlin, Ireland
Carpal \'Tunnel
2,617 posts
Location: Berlin, Ireland
Posted:
I also heard 2 alarming things at coffee break, just there a minute ago. Be warned this is alarming.
1) Frozen vegetables are better for you than fresh vegetables
2) Butter is better for you than a spread, like low low
Both of these ideas go against everything I know and believe in, in this world.
So you could say my life has been turned upside down today.
I must research this and find out if there is any truth in these claims.
I also heard 2 alarming things at coffee break, just there a minute ago. Be warned this is alarming.
1) Frozen vegetables are better for you than fresh vegetables
2) Butter is better for you than a spread, like low low
Both of these ideas go against everything I know and believe in, in this world.
So you could say my life has been turned upside down today.
I must research this and find out if there is any truth in these claims.
I live in a world of infinite possibilities.
NYC
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
The fact that I put a
after it means that I wasn't quite taking myself seriously. That's what means. It even says it in the HoP guidelines.
If you follow the flow of the conversation above we were comparing the time it takes to get something from the farm to the market as opposed to freezing it.
My point was that freezing it helps keep the nutrients better over time than not freezing.
I was using the word fresh as it was used in the above conversation and initial post.
Frozen foods degrade slower than non frozen foods. In fact, all chemical processes happen slower at lower temperatures.
The fact that I put a
after it means that I wasn't quite taking myself seriously. That's what means. It even says it in the HoP guidelines.If you follow the flow of the conversation above we were comparing the time it takes to get something from the farm to the market as opposed to freezing it.
My point was that freezing it helps keep the nutrients better over time than not freezing.
I was using the word fresh as it was used in the above conversation and initial post.
Frozen foods degrade slower than non frozen foods. In fact, all chemical processes happen slower at lower temperatures.
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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wandering dingo
167 posts
Location: Aussie in London, Australia
wandering dingo
167 posts
Location: Aussie in London, Australia
Posted:
Butter tastes better. Corn cob with margarine on... forget it! That's enough for me!! Plus I read/learned(I think while studying to be a chef) something along the lines of that technically nothing can survive on margarine (ie bacteria) so its not really a food.
Whether that is true or not I don't really know. Its my taste buds that make the choice for me though. Butter all the way.
Plus, the little that you actually have on your toast or on your spuds, if it is just a little of course, is bugger all fat compared to the amount of fat in a bag of crisps or block of chocolate or hot chips... let alone a McD's burger.
Butter tastes better. Corn cob with margarine on... forget it! That's enough for me!! Plus I read/learned(I think while studying to be a chef) something along the lines of that technically nothing can survive on margarine (ie bacteria) so its not really a food.
Whether that is true or not I don't really know. Its my taste buds that make the choice for me though. Butter all the way.
Plus, the little that you actually have on your toast or on your spuds, if it is just a little of course, is bugger all fat compared to the amount of fat in a bag of crisps or block of chocolate or hot chips... let alone a McD's burger.
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