Posted on 07/12/2025 9:54:35 PM PDT by ConservativeMind
Don’t eat processed meats.
Also damages the kidneys, my sister found out to her dismay.
Anything PHOS-— should be avoided.
I just got a hankering for a rotisserie chicken from walmart...
Is canned tuna safe?
Is it something RFKjr is trying to get rid of?
Category | Examples | Notes/Why High in Inorganic Phosphate |
---|---|---|
Processed Meats | Bacon, bologna, chicken nuggets, deli meats (e.g., ham, sausages), hot dogs, processed beef, lamb, pork, and chicken products | Often injected or marinated with phosphate additives to retain moisture and prevent discoloration. |
Dairy Products | Processed cheeses (e.g., American cheese, cheese spreads, block cheese products), macaroni & cheese, alfredo sauce, pudding, non-dairy creamers, milkshakes, ice cream bars | Contain added phosphates like disodium phosphate for thickening and preservation. |
Beverages | Cola and pepper-type sodas, bottled iced teas, fruit punch, energy or sports drinks, flavored waters, powdered drink mixes, beer, wine | Phosphoric acid and other phosphate salts are added for flavor and acidity. |
Baked Goods and Mixes | Packaged breads, cakes, cookies, pastries, donuts, pancake and waffle mixes, quick bread mixes, bran muffins | Leavening agents like sodium acid pyrophosphate are commonly added. |
Fast and Convenience Foods | Pizza, frozen meals, canned fish, cheesy snacks, cereals, chocolate and caramels, bran cereals | Processed for longer shelf life with additives like monopotassium phosphate. |
Seafood | Some frozen or processed seafood (e.g., scallops, shrimp with additives) | Phosphate salts added to prevent drying out and improve appearance. |
That reads like my weekly menu.
Didn’t see MSG on there. Asians use it quite a bit. Ive started using it also. Makes things tasty.
My 17-year-old son has been harping on this several years
Does that mean beef jerky and slim Jims are off the menu?
Oh yeah. Kiss that stuff good bye.
“The truly fun things in life are either illegal, immoral or fattening’’.- W,C, Fields.
Something as American as hot dogs?
my common foods seem to be the problem:
- deli meat (turkey)
- canned fish (tuna)
- hotdog
- cheese
- bread
- grits (oatmeal?)
- diet soda
- fruit punch... cranberry juice?
- pizza
it doesn’t leave much to eat:
- potato
- rice
- beans
- fresh vegetables
- steak
- chicken
- water
‘chicken products’... i’m guessing that doesn’t include fresh chicken breast.
turns out the standard New England ‘meat & potatoes’ is the way to go
Eating for content ant not taste is the key. Yet a lot of healthy things are very delicious; eggs, bacon, grass fed meats...
I don’t see an end of Sarcasm symbol on your comment.
If you’re actually serious, please do some research on MSG. It has many different names to try to fool us.
You know i have a cook book from my local county extention office that shows how to make homemade quick mixes.
No additives.
Used it when I had a house full.
Also would make good gifts
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