How Ultraprocessed Foods Work

Stuff You Should Know

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Society & Culture

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🗓️ 5 July 2022

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Ultraprocessed is a new term for junk food, but it means much more than that – it’s also a cautionary tale for the way we’re supposed to cook and eat, using real food and sitting down with friends and family. But who has the time and money to do that?

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0:50.6	Yet another food.
0:54.7	Well, I was going to classify this.
0:56.1	I don't think this belongs with our food like coffee beans.
0:59.3	No.
1:00.0	Stuff like that.
1:00.7	But food industry.
1:02.8	Sure.
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1:06.0	Can't stop talking about food.
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