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I think the idea here, is that those traditional frozen supermarket meals you're referring to, are just loaded with salt and preservatives. These are meant to b
by overcast 11y ago
I think the idea here, is that those traditional frozen supermarket meals you're referring to, are just loaded with salt and preservatives. These are meant to be more like mom freezing leftovers for you.
- jonknee 11y agoPerhaps salt (depends on the brand), but because the food is frozen it doesn't need a bunch of preservatives.
- overcast 11y agoIt doesn't matter, they are. Freezing isn't indefinite shelf life.
- jonknee 11y agoLook at the label sometime, you will be surprised. I just opened my freezer and looked at the back of an Amy's meal, it's not surprisingly real food: http://www.amys.com/products/product-detail/indian-meals/000058 http://www.amys.com/products/product-detail/indian-meals/000... > Rice, onions, peas, garbanzo beans, water, paneer cheese (, distilled vinegar, diced tomatoes, tomato puree, expeller sunflower oil, carrots, sea salt, garlic, cornstarch, turmeric, paprika They even have a line specifically for low sodium.
- overcast 11y agoYou're cherry picking an example of an all natural, organic, frozen dinner. Yes, they exist, and that's what this guy is doing. But historically, processed, frozen food, is all sodium and preservatives.