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If your grandmother wouldn't have
immediately recognized it as "food" there's a good chance it's less
food and more manufactured good. Who wants to eat a manufactured good?
Real
foods are the basis for a common sense diet. The only processing food needs is
the cooking you do at home. Chances are, the less processing a food has been
subjected to, the less energy and fewer resources have been expended
manufacturing, packaging and transporting it to your grocery store. And real
foods haven't had all the nutrition processed out of them.
So
read labels, and look for those foods with the shortest, most direct list of
ingredients. Better, choose foods without labels because the items in the
produce aisle are as real as it gets.
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