Sentences with phrase «dubious ingredients»

It certainly beats commercial salad dressings that contain a lot of dubious ingredients!

A few people have asked me lately about where to buy healthy wraps (tortillas) because most of the ones available in grocery stores are loaded with a bunch of dubious ingredients.

This is very general and could refer to anything from herbs or meat meals to more dubious ingredients such as digest.

Chicken, duck and goose liver pates at Whole Foods Market look like the real thing — and are priced like a real thing — but may contain soy protein isolate, among other dubious ingredients Why?

Well, dubious ingredients such as hydrolyzed soy protein, canola oil, hydrolyzed corn or wheat gluten, corn syrup, autolyzed yeast extract, «natural» and artificial flavorings and «liquid smoke.»

This is a very broad term and could refer to everything from herbs or meat meals to more dubious ingredients like digest.

(Buy it from a natural food store, rather than the stuff in the supermarkets, which contains dubious ingredients.)

Jenny Craig, NutriSystem, MediFast, Merbalife, and other diet delivery plans all offer processed and packaged products with long lists of dubious ingredients, including the excitotoxins MSG and aspartame, both of which are associated with weight gain.

In addition to being laden with soy, such products may contain canola or other poor quality oils; high fructose corn syrup, agave and other questionable sweeteners; refined salt; artificial flavors and other dubious ingredients.

Natural Flavors are a very general term and could refer to anything from herbs or meat meals to more dubious ingredients like meat by - products.

Sara: I love Chex Mix, but am not fond of all those dubious ingredients in the «seasoning salt».

Jenny Craig, NutriSystem, Medi - Fast, Herbalife, and other diet delivery plans all offer processed and packaged products with long lists of dubious ingredients, including the excitotoxins MSG and aspartame, both of which are associated with weight gain.

But according to veterinarian Meg Smart DVM PhD, these diets usually contain a lot of dubious ingredients.