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I wouldn't put coconut oil in the same category as the rest of those, but I agree with your point. These new meat alternatives are probably not that healthy ove
by bagacrap 7y ago
I wouldn't put coconut oil in the same category as the rest of those, but I agree with your point. These new meat alternatives are probably not that healthy overall right now compared to the absolute healthiest hamburger patty. But more often this would replace a McDonald's level beef patty, so the standard for "not worse for you than what it's replacing" is easy to meet.
- michaelmrose 7y agoWhy do you think Mc burgers are any better or worse than expensive burgers?
- Grimm665 7y agoMy friend often recounts the story of passing a McDonalds during delivery day, and spotting crates of meat being carried in with the label "GRADE D, STILL EDIBLE" written on them. I wouldn't be surprised if this isn't accurate, but the problem is knowing McDonalds, I would also not be surprised if it were.
- michaelmrose 7y agoYour friend lied as there is no such grading scheme or designation. He was merely passing off a common lie as a personal anecdote to seem interesting. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/grade-d-meat/ https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/grade-d-meat/ Your average $20 burger is probably tastier but no better for you. This is pretty simple logic.
- mft_ 7y agoPresume you mean coconut oil is worse? (See https://youtu.be/vCHPhIzOUOw https://youtu.be/vCHPhIzOUOw for a reasonable review.)