Ultra-processed foods 'linked to cancer'

[HOBIE]

I don't actually mean plastic. But all kinds of stuff that is fairly horrible. I would rather eat something that I grew in the garden 😉

 

[trophywench]

--- yet it tasted so much better than the normal fare, didn't it? LOL

 

[kentish maid]

Most people don't grow anything in their garden. It's too much like hard work.
While I have always preferred processed foods, I do like to know what the major ingredient is. So no Soylent Green for me.

I had to google Soylent Green (call me naturally curious, or just plain nosy). Puts me in mind of Under the Skin, film based on Michel Faber book

 

[HOBIE]

Most people don't grow anything in their garden. It's too much like hard work.
While I have always preferred processed foods, I do like to know what the major ingredient is. So no Soylent Green for me.

A bit exercise is good for you. It tastes great if you have grown it yourself 😎

 

[trophywench]

Did you find Charlton Heston when you Googled? LOL

Hobie - by no means everyone is lucky enough to have a garden in the first place, let alone enough of it to include a veggie patch.

 

[mikeyB]

I won’t have a garden when I move, but that won’t stop me growing herbs. I’ll also be looking for a small lean to greenhouse for tomatoes and chillis on the flat’s balcony.