The Fine Print: What's Really in a Lot of 'Healthy' Foods

[woodyear99]

Hmm just because something is all natural doh mean it good for you.....

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124148395729085669.html?mod=yhoofront

"A lot of Americans think they're eating a healthy diet these days. But it's easy to be fooled by our assumptions and the ways that food manufacturers play on them.

Take chicken. The average American eats about 90 pounds of it a year, more than twice as much as in the 1970s, part of the switch to lower-fat, lower-cholesterol meat proteins. But roughly one-third of the fresh chicken sold in the U.S. is "plumped" with......"

[Crixx_Creww]

only 90 pounds?? pfft nooooobs

das liek ah sunday lunch worth ah meat

[woodyear99]

I wonder how different US meats are to Trinidad example chicken. Does anyone know if our beloved KFC is pumped with salt and seaweeds?

[Kraeoss]

yea... yuh eh see some a them indian tails....

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yes...

[Nephilim]

kfc here is many tiers above the rest of the world...my family request before roti and pepper, of all things... KFC (and marios for some reason)...unbelievable

[Kraeoss]

^^Believe it !!