Hows That Science Working Out?

[nibs1]

I wonder if the obesity has anything to do with the gluten in our breads. What are bakers putting in there to bring the shelf life higher. In the old days a piece of bread got mouldy in a few days, now it takes a couple of weeks. Also heard of people with a gluten allergie going to Europe and have no problem eating their bread

i noticed that too? have a niece that has celeriac allergies and went to Europe and could eat all there bread and pastries but cant eat them here!

[Sheepwheat]

I dont see mcdonalds on that pyramid forage.

That pyramid was pushed on everyone back in the day, govt, scientists, health and nutrition experts. Nobody went looking for anything. This was even taught in schools. I remember coloring it back in grade school.

Stop idolizing science as perfect. They are far from it. What we dont know is about 1000x larger than what we do.

How many people died prematurely from following this govt health advice?

Wait. This science that knows everything just discovered a new whale species. A WHALE. Not an orchid or a shrew hiding in a rainforest somewhere. A flipping new WHALE. lol

But science knows everything!

[farmaholic]

Has Canada stopped exporting wheat to Europe?

I once pointed out the shelf life of a bought loaf of bread compared to homemade to my neighbor.

He felt it was a victory that a loaf of bought bread can sit on the cupboard for 10 days without going mouldy.

Somehow I don't feel the same way about it.

Food issues go beyond just producing the raw ingredients. Maybe it's time for the earth muffins to look a little closer to their mouths!!!!! Aka, what they're putting in them and how processed it is.

[burnt]

I wonder if the obesity has anything to do with the gluten in our breads. What are bakers putting in there to bring the shelf life higher. In the old days a piece of bread got mouldy in a few days, now it takes a couple of weeks. Also heard of people with a gluten allergie going to Europe and have no problem eating their bread

The foods we eat today must be produced under strict quality control regimens based on scientifically backed health standards.

You must not question it.

If you do, you are a science denier. And a Luddite too, no doubt.

[foragefarmer]

Probably not the best idea posting a picture of your wife on a social media platform, as every bodies going to figure out who you really are.

Not going to able hide behind GOODRUM anymore. OOOPS!

[burnt]

Probably not the best idea posting a picture of your wife on a social media platform, as every bodies going to figure out who you really are.

Not going to able hide behind GOODRUM anymore. OOOPS!

You transphobe!

You misgendered zer/zit!

[AlbertaFarmer5]

I like both pyramids. They both have the most important food group at the top, deserts such as cookies.
I've watched enough Sesame street back in the day to know that if you take an object (a tin can usually) out of the bottom of the stack, the entire pyramid of cans will come crashing down, and someone will probably get hurt. So to stay on the safe side, I will always start at the top, with the desert, and if it works out and I manage to get that far, it looks like vegetable will be last in 2020. Probably a low risk that I ever get that far.


Safety first.

[bucket]

Can someone tell me where highly processed plant based protein powders show up in that triangle??????

I eat my vegetables raw , peeled or cooked....not processed.