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Are boxed food dangerous?

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Are boxed food dangerous?

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  1. The danger with frozen/ boxed dinners are usually full of salt and chemicals.

    The freezing process tends to degrade the taste of food and the meals are heavily processed with extra salt and fat to compensate.

    In addition, stabilizing the product for a long period typically means that companies will use partially hydrogenated vegetable oils for some items, which are high in trans fats that can adversely affect cardiovascular health.

    The dinners are almost always significantly less nutritious than fresh food, and are formulated to remain edible after long periods of storage, thus often requiring many preservatives.

    YES, They are a handy last resort, but not to depend on for healthy eating


  2. If they contain alot of MSG (monosodium glutimate) then yes!

  3. Your question is pretty vague. Cereal boxes are good, frozen meals...not so much.

  4. There are report of total recalls on some cereal which made in China, but no one will know because they never have where cereals are coming from.

  5. not dangerous, but an unwise choice. There are tons of salt, sugar, ect in processed food. One of the worst things to buy is hamburger helper. Tons of sugar tons of salt. You can easily make satisfying meals just as easy from scratch.

  6. Well in general, boxed foods are more processed, so they may not be the best for you. This is not always the case however. Always read nutrition labels and compare to find the healthiest food option.

  7. you mean TV dinners?

    No, they are good.

    Try the salsbury steak with the mystery gravy.

  8. Check the sodium content, you'll get your answer if you have a sodium tolerance issue, or high blood pressure.

  9. not dangerous but if it is home cooked at least you know what u r eating

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