If it has more than 3–4 ingredients, be suspicious.
In Marián García’s (Boticaria García) book, El jamón de York no existe , she reveals that "York ham" isn't a legal category in food regulations, often masking lower-quality "fiambre" that may contain only 50% meat. El jamon de York no existe- Marian Garcia.epub
Frozen vegetables often preserve more nutrients than "fresh" ones that have been sitting in a truck for days. If it has more than 3–4 ingredients, be suspicious
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