Sentences with phrase «less additives»

Try to find pesto with as less additives as possible.

So far that is the one I can find in supermarket that has less additives of junk in it.

«Clean» foods are priorities so you consume less additives and preservatives, and small amounts of red meat that are eaten are lean, good quality and preferably organic.

Wei said that during the past year the company has strived to meet «demand for high - end and healthy products of the middle class,» with its premium soup series containing less additives to cater to health - conscious consumers.

Cashew butter also contains half less sugar than peanut butter and significantly less additives.

Once certain gasses reach a certain concentration, adding more has less and less additive effect, approaching nil.

Swap low - fat foods, which usually contain a lot of salt, sugar or other additives and chemicals, for full - fat foods, which can be more filling and often contain less additives.»

It's always a good idea to start with less additive than you think you need: You can always add more later, but you can't easily take it out if you've already put it in!

«The trend now is to eat healthier foods with less oil, less additives and less preservatives, so we take all of that market information and move ahead of the curve so we're at the top when that trend is fully realized.»

The links are for organic spices, because they tend to have less additives and things that shouldn't be considered food!

Maybe they had less additive or chemicals or dyes in them, I don't know (but remember this was the era of «Better living through chemistry!»)

It also removes make - up effectively, costs less than most «natural» eye make - up removers, and has less additives!

Pass them by and look for brands that provide more pure protein and less additives.

I personally am not trying to avoid gluten and I think seitan tends to be a superior plant protein to tofu because it usually has less additives.

These doggie meals offer your pet the nutrition he was meant to consume in the wild and are rich in protein and typically contain less additives.

And, I'll go out on a limb to say I bet those early Boxers ate dog food with less additives and fillers than found in today's formulas.