US EditionGrandma was wrong: Food myths debunked
- 42% of Americans prefer cooking meals in traditional ways, according to a recent survey.
- Rinsing raw chicken before cooking does not eliminate germs and can spread contamination, according to food safety experts.
- Researchers state that hot food should not be left out to cool for too long, as it encourages bacterial growth.
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Grandma was wrong: 11 food myths debunked
A recent survey found 42% of Americans prefer to cook meals traditionally, like their elders. Unfortunately, while we all love Grandma, bless her heart, much of her advice around food was based on folklore and not testing, facts and data.
Canning Myths Debunked: Amish Methods For Canning Foods Are Good, While Corporate AMERICA Poisons Foods With Their Canning Methods * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Noah
Ever since World War II, American factories have been canning foods in factories in order to preserve the food for long periods of time, but there are serious tradeoffs for those processes, including adding preservatives and chemicals that leach into the food and cause long-term health detriment for consumers. Article by S.D. Wells, republished with permission from Naturalnews.com The dangers of canned foods include exposure to bisphenol A (BPA)…
Grandma Was Wrong: Food Myths Debunked
WASHINGTON — A recent survey found 42% of Americans prefer to cook meals traditionally, like their elders. Unfortunately, while we all love Grandma, bless her heart, much of her advice around food was based on folklore and not testing, facts and data. It may have been passed down with the best intentions, but that doesn’t mean it holds up today. Some of these old beliefs are harmless, even charming. But others can do more harm than good. It’s ti…
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