All the ingredients are simple. The process is slice and fry.
I think by most general definitions, this wouldn’t be ultra processed, but intuitively we look at a bag of potato chips as think “unhealthy / ultra processed” (correctly).
Coffee and tea is ultra processed by most definitions, but also not intuitively what I would call ultra processed.
I think that’s what makes these definitions difficult, and by extension doing research on such a topic.
Thanks. I showed this to my wife thinking it was the original.
Lmao
Shopify CEO looks like he reviews music for a living
I’m with you, but if it’s any consolation…
Remember threads??
lol that had so much network effect hype around it. Dead after literally two weeks.
Like others are saying I suspect bulshit traffic for this. Most people I know use FB shit less and less so fingers crossed.
I love instant coffee (but not that one lol)
If I can recommend:
Damn.
These are very good USED prices rn haha
Oh I know.
I meant that La not MSRP and it’s still a great price, relatively speaking.
I meant it as a comment on the current market
lol, that’s not MSRP
but what a STEAL if that price was posted today
Are people downvoting the post because they dislike the article?
I don’t want this shit near my Linux box, but I’m glad I know about it.
LEDs - Japan
Quantum physics - international but Germany is fair attribution early on
As you indicated, most recent advances in manufacturing - Japan, China, Taiwan, Korea. This is the biggest imho.
China’s recent battery tech I think could be amazing, and I wouldn’t lump that under manufacturing.
GLP-1 (we'll see where this goes) - Denmark but also USA
We’re definitely still missing so many :)
This is a bot right?