Re:Junk – Mark Bittman’s History of Why We Eat Bad Food
by caturopath on Wednesday May 19, 2021 @12:05PM
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I don't think 2% is EU-wide, but Ireland-specific. (And not present in all contexts -- sugary bread like milk bread or Subway rolls are considered bread for some legal purposes in Ireland.)
Re:Junk – Mark Bittman’s History of Why We Eat Bad Food
by DangitBobby on Wednesday May 19, 2021 @12:10PM
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Does that really change the fact that it would be one of my healthiest options for eating out? Have you considered what the other options are? I think you are misconstruing my comment as claiming that you should consider it one of your healthiest options.
Re:Junk – Mark Bittman’s History of Why We Eat Bad Food
by waihtis on Wednesday May 19, 2021 @12:17PM
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I think the whole discussion is misplaced as you can eat at Subway without eating the bread; but equally you can have a salad at McDonalds.
Re:Junk – Mark Bittman’s History of Why We Eat Bad Food
by DangitBobby on Wednesday May 19, 2021 @12:20PM
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I can get a veggie patty with a ton of extra veggies on wheat at Subway. So much better than a McDonald's salad, imo. But I do see the point. Still, I think the typical meal at Subway is healthier than the same at McDonald's. I lost about 90 lbs with subway for lunch as a key part of my diet.
Subway rolls ruled too sugary to be bread in Ireland https://www.bbc.com/news/business-54370056
Subway 'bread' contains 10% sugar, the EU limit is 2%.