Sentences with phrase «foods get a bad rap»

Frozen foods get a bad rap, but you'd be surprised how many experts embrace them.

EAT Airline food gets a bad rap, but it's not all terrible.

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Fast - food franchises often get a bad rap for being slow to change, but this time they find themselves in the unique position of being among the first in the food - service realm to make a major investme...

Bananas — Bananas get a bad rap for being «sugary,» but they are actually a health and beauty food for anyone not battling candida (yeast overgrowth in the gut).

Now, health foods tend to get a bad rap because they boast flavors like these that make you drool, and then when you take your first bite you feel like you have a mouthful of dirt.

Macadamia nuts get a bad rap for having «too much» monosaturated fat, or so says the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the same big brother who says BPA in food packaging is safe for kids and that ketchup could be considered a vegetaFood and Drug Administration, the same big brother who says BPA in food packaging is safe for kids and that ketchup could be considered a vegetafood packaging is safe for kids and that ketchup could be considered a vegetable.

From fear of Delhi Belly to avoidance due to loads of calories, Indian food has got a bad rap.

It always seems that grains get a bad rap, especially when you are first learning about real food.

Despite their earnest offerings, they've gotten a bad rap as a yucky bland food pushed under mashed potatoes and dropped to the dog when no one is looking.

So I've often wondered: Why does Italian food gets such a bad health rap abroad?

These pre-cooked birds sometimes get a bad rap as the David Hasselhoffs of the prepared foods aisle — frighteningly bronzed, wrinkly, and way past their prime — but, if you pick up a good one, they're downright delicious.

Popcorn gets a bad rap a lot of times as far as snack foods go.

Pan - and Deep - frying Frying gets a bad rap, as people see all that oil and assume that fried food must be incredibly fattening.

Eggs sometimes get a bad rap because of cholesterol, but the fact is that foods that have natural cholesterol won't do much to raise your cholesterol levels.

Teegarden, a PhD candidate in food science at Ohio State University, thinks that folks in his field have been getting a bad rap in recent conversations about food safety.

The term «fast food» gets a bad rap — as it's (rightly) associated with mysterious and unhealthy ingredients and practices.

Corn gets a bad rap because of the way it's used in most foods, but if you're buying organic, non-GMO corn from your local farmer?

Peanuts have got a bad rap as a fatty food, but the truth is that at least 50 % of their content is monounsaturated fat, the healthy kind also found in olive oil and avocados.

It's just that I think if you look at the studies and the NF videos, fermented foods unfairly (IMO) get a bad rap in some of the videos without any mention of the usually huge benefits of naturally occurring probiotics, prebiotics, antioxidants and vitamins etc..

Please note that food grade hydrogen peroxide has gotten a bad rap in recent years as a natural remedy, primarily because of claims of its use for oxygenation therapy both internally and externally to treat everything from low energy to cancer.

Yolks have been getting a bad rap from the food industry for years due to the cholesterol content but nutritionists have always said that your body gets maximum health benefits only when the yolk is consumed too.

Three foods that often get a bad rap are Hydrogenated oils, Alcohol, and Soy.

It always seems that grains get a bad rap, especially when you are first learning about real food.

Fats tend to get a bad rap in the food chain when in fact some of them are actually very good for you.

In the final segment of a 3 - part video series on raw food diets for pets, Dr. Becker discusses why these diets get a bad rap.