Sentences with phrase «why packaged foods»

However, food doesn't stay good forever — which is why packaged foods feature expiration dates.

My containers and coolers definitely make it easier, but if packing a lunch is simply not on someone's to - do list, well, I guess that's why the packaged food is making those companies rich

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Despite this, frozen food can still leave some consumers cold, which is why McCain Foods is embarking on a global redesign of its logo and packaging — to bring more warmth and a positive meaning to the brand.

So while you're munching on a big bowl of this Lentil Three Bean Chili you get the whole package here.That's why spicy food is a show star for weight loss, maybe you have some good resolutions.

In Australia, apart from using the wrapping to distinguish organics from conventional foods, there are some other reasons why organic fresh produce is packaged.

That's why glass is the superior packaging choice for consumers and food and beverage manufacturers concerned about BPA,» noted Bragg.

There are so many reasons why homemade almond butter cups are better than the bright orange package you can pick up at a gas station... (I mean should anyone eat food from a gas station?!)

If we were going to get rid of the pink slime, which hasn't been proven to be harmful to human health, then why hasnt anyone tried to eliminate plastic and foam packaging that contains compounds that have been proven to be xenobiotics (carcinogens and endocrine disruptors — ceram wrap is really bad in this respect it contain a lot of chemicals that leach in to the food it covers).

Many junk foods, canned foods, snacks and all kinds of packaged foods have high quantities of sodium, that's why it's advised that you cut the bulk of these foods.

If you have a child with chronic symptoms, or if you've ever wondered whether organic food is worth it or why so many packages at the store say «non-GMO,» this episode is for you!

That's why if you check the back label of many packaged foods like crackers, cookies, doughnuts, etc. you'll see these two oils listed.

Included in your package is a fourteen day plan of everything you'll eat, why certain ingredients and foods are essential, recipes for all meals and snacks, a shopping list and specific brand recommendations.

This may explain one reason why these crops are the ones used in so many products and for animal feed and as filler; non-foods like snack foods and packaged foods.

But they're chemically designed to be addicting, which is why 75 % of packaged foods have added sugar.

I've always wondered why some packaged pet foods offer exhaustive lists of ingredients.

That is why this package gives you the chance to share insights, knowledge and approachable action steps from a variety of key lifestyle and primary food topics.

If you don't take the time to actually read the package carefully, you might wonder why your blood glucose is hard to control or why you feel subconsciously «addicted» to certain foods.

One skill I've learned is cooking, which has provided me with the opportunity to eat healthy (no more processed packaged meals), try new foods, and enjoy my food more because I know what and why I'm eating.

So when you're consuming a lot of oils, or vegetable oils like Crisco, margarine, canola oil, soy bean oil, corn oil - all these oils that you see on packaged food, they are predominately omega - 6, and the problem is that our diet has grossly been outweighed on the omega - 6 to the omega - 3 side, and why that is important is that omega - 6s are pro-inflammatory which means they cause inflammation inside the body.

So why are they so rampant in packaged foods?

Most of the patients I see exist on a mostly processed and packaged food diet, which is why they are looking for some natural health care!

In both of my books, I go into detail about why you should avoid soy - based products — soy milk, soy cheese, soy yogurt, protein bars with soy protein, and any other processed, packaged food containing soy oil or soy flour.

Obviously, that's going to vary a little bit depending on the specific food that you're feeding and that's why it's always important to look at that package to help with your guidelines.

Ever wonder why the grocery store seems, on each visit, ever more packed with takeaway / prepared foods in too much plastic packaging?

Which is why this video from the American Chemical Society does a good job of addressing some of the more basic food safety concerns, like can you eat past the date printed on the package?

Given the recent bewildering consumer rejection of SunChips» compostable packaging for its perceived over-crinkliness, you might wonder why would anyone bother with something like food packaging within the vicissitudes of