> And rightly so because it usually does. Does it? I don't agree, I think this is a matter of what you're adapted to. I think it also depends on what you view

> And rightly so because it usually does. Does it? I don't agree, I think this is a matter of what you're adapted to. I think it also depends on what you view as "healthy". I don't see the processed foods advertised as "low fat" or "low sugar" or whatever as the "healthy foods", for me a healthy diet consists of fruits & veggies, nuts & seeds, starchy foods, and a small amount of meat & diary products. Everything else you can do without basically. Except chocolate of course :) Once adapted, "non-healthy" processed stuff will taste awfully dirty.