what's considered "frankenfood"?
not familar with the term..
what food is considered frankenfood? |
afaik it's low carb versions of high carb products - eg stuff like chocolates where the sugar is replaced by sugar alcohols or other substitutions...
Alternatively I think it could mean highly-processed foods... |
The actual meaning of a frankenfood is genetically modified food. On this site however, people use frankenfood to mean a highly processed unnatural food item (hot dogs or sugar free syryps are good examples)
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so that would mean lc bread, lc tortillas, atkins bars, sf jello, splenda, sf candies, that sort of thing?
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To me the LC tortillas are ok because they just have flour and natural ingredients. What I consider frankenfoods are the ones that have been processed in a lab. The protien bars with high carbs that supposedly "don't count". The sugar alcohols that can reak havoc on the system. Some LC cereals, powdered milks and so on.
I limit myself. I lost all taste for the bars and will usually just have a morning one maybe in emergancy (haven't in 2 months or so) I do have some keto crispies I will have rarely as well. Most products though just are too expencive and aren't that tempting looking. I always think I can make better at home for less carbs and cheaper. (course the whole I'm lazy part means I rarely actuly make them) |
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