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I would say impossible burger is at very far end of ultraprocessing. Hamburger could be simply just processed. It really comes to what those terms mean, but imp
by Ekaros 3y ago
I would say impossible burger is at very far end of ultraprocessing. Hamburger could be simply just processed. It really comes to what those terms mean, but impossible burgers are more processed than hamburgers. And likely don't solve other issues of burgers.
- grvdrm 3y agoRight. I wasn't making a point about environmental impacts, for example. I know some folks see that as the main differentiator (that I understand). My point was just to draw a distinction between what seems more "processed" vs not - knowing that the terms aren't well-defined.