On: Inside the food industry

[dzhiurgis]

It's saying to avoid processed foods. Most of the processed foods are animal related. Even the bread has milk inside.

Eliminate the animals and what you are left is plants. Simple.

[refurb → dzhiurgis]

I don't get the concerns around processed food. If I buy a bunch of apples and make apply jam (adding "chemicals") it's apparently bad now? Or if I process cucumbers into pickles?

"Processed" doesn't really tell you anything.

[brandon73 → dzhiurgis]

Correct. So instead of saying veganism, we should instead be saying real/fresh food... at least, based on this article. Not saying you can't be vegan, just that this article isn't saying that.

[WillPostForFood → dzhiurgis]

Milk is not a typical ingredient in bread. In this analysis of 2000 bread ingredient lists, it doesn't show up in the top 20.

http://blog.fooducate.com/2010/11/04/the-top-20-ingredients-...

As a home bread maker, I've never used milk. Occasionally eggs, or butter, but mostly just flour, water, yeast, and salt.

[dzhiurgis → WillPostForFood]

Bread itself is a processed grain.

[Oletros → dzhiurgis]

> Most of the processed foods are animal related.

Source for this?

[dzhiurgis → Oletros]

I'm talking in the context of this article.

[Oletros → dzhiurgis]

I still don't see that argument in the article.