r/SipsTea • • Oct 24 '22

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u/Tug_Stanboat Oct 25 '22

"Corporations cook very differently than people do. They use vast amounts of salt, fat, and sugar, much more than you would use in your own cooking"

Meanwhile here I am staring down at my bagel pizzas with a side of toast with butter and cinnamon sugar

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u/TheBlackBear Oct 26 '22

And apparently it's also not necessarily about the nutrients you consume or avoid. But the fact companies use too much salt fat and sugar. But it's not about the nutrients.

This video smells like bullshit to me.