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There are virtually no sugar free foods available in any of the british supermarkets. The solution is simple. Any food selling shop must have at least 30% of th
by gumballindie 3y ago
There are virtually no sugar free foods available in any of the british supermarkets. The solution is simple. Any food selling shop must have at least 30% of their offering healthy. That will alleviate some of the stress the NHS is facing (and is of course blamed on immigrants). It will also make it more desirable to investors once privatised.
- rwmj 3y ago> There are virtually no sugar free foods available in any of the british supermarkets. The whole of the fruit and vegetable section, unless you're including fruit sugars.
- thfuran 3y agoFructose and glucose are sugars and many plants contain significant amounts of sucrose in any case.
- ablation 3y ago> There are virtually no sugar free foods available in any of the british supermarkets. A cursory glance at a UK supermarket website shows that statement to be hyperbole.
- malfist 3y ago> must have at least 30% of their offering healthy Who defines what "healthy" is? In the US, Big Ag and USDA created a food pyramid that put processed carbohydrates as the base, even knowing at the time that that amount of carbohydrate intake is harmful.
- mjbeswick 3y agoThe reason many food contain added sugar is because that is what people choose to buy! It's really easy to avoid sugar if you buy raw foods and actually cook, rather than convenience food. It's also cheaper. The solution is education. There is no such thing as healthy food, only a diet which is healthy. You can eat so called healthy foods, but if you eat ecess calories your diet isn't healthy for you!