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I appreciate that it’s a whole cauliflower. In this plant food craze, it’s often lost on people that whole vegetables are better than processed patties. Now, t
by John23832 4y ago
I appreciate that it’s a whole cauliflower. In this plant food craze, it’s often lost on people that whole vegetables are better than processed patties.
Now, the fact that it is deep fried and full of preservatives is a whole other story.
- elif 4y agopreservatives? Do you just mean salt?
- geoduck14 4y agoSalt is pretty much what makes "processed foods" processed. Source: I asked a nutritionist
- brodouevencode 4y agoNot all preservatives are created equal: nitrates, nitrites, benzoates, and propionics. But in this case probably just salt.
- badcppdev 4y agoDo you have any references for the claim that: "it’s often lost on people that whole vegetables are better than processed patties"? Sounds like a baseless generalisation.
- rogerclark 4y agoLike most vegetables, cauliflower contains almost no protein. The sandwich probably tastes great, but cauliflower doesn't make any sense as a nutritional substitute for chicken.
- wildzzz 4y agoI wouldn't say it's filled with preservatives. The ingredients list for the bun lists calcium propionate which is considered a safer preservative. The pickles have potassium sorbate which you can always ask not to include. The batter they use does not appear to have any preservatives.
- John23832 4y agoAh, I didn't know that. Thanks.