It is a pity that most of us have never eaten a real pizza and confuse it with semi-finished products. In Italy, there are laws that regulate the composition of pizza - when preparing it should be used certain types of products.
Initially, they did so in pizzerias, but later the network institutions began to save much. Here are some more products that have lost their usefulness due to the greed of the producers.
Organic products Originally the idea was brilliant. Farmers grow vegetables and fruits without using toxic chemical pesticides and fertilizers that became popular after World War II. Crops grow in natural conditions and in their habitual lands. To cattle - the future organic meat - are treated with care and almost respect.
The first thirty years it was just like this. However, organic products have become so popular that the "commandments" of their production have been threatened. Large retail chains also wanted to grab a piece of their profits from organic pie - and began to make the production costly. And here comes organic milk from cows, which are kept in a stall and stuffed with organic grain. And organic fast food with organic ingredients, collected literally from the world on a thread, is sold under the guise of healthy food thanks to the "organic" label.
Grain breakfasts Cereals - wheat, barley, rice, oats and so on - were and will be one of the cornerstones of a person's diet. By combining proteins, fats and vitamins, they have no equal. However, the word "grain" was unscrupulously stolen by producers of crunchy breakfasts in the form of flakes, rings, balls and other figures.
Yes, they do have cereals - as well as corn syrup, salt, food colorings and preservatives. If you so want to eat right, take better old good porridge with raisins or fruit.
Bread for sandwiches The most widespread in the US bread - flawlessly white, always soft and remaining fresh for several weeks - makes a big contribution to the development of obesity and diabetes. The present bread consists of flour, water, a pinch of salt and yeast.
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