No not really.
While instant foods are quite convenient, the disadvantage is that they are usually less nutrient dense than whole foods. The more a food is processed to make it instant, the more vitamins and minerals are lost. Fresh or whole foods that have not been processed are a much healthier choice. Answer by BellySnow Eat more instant foods, we will forget the traditional flavor quicker.
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vitamin B1,B2,B3,E, Folic acid, calcium, phosphorus, zinc, copper,iron and fiber are lost when wheat is processed into plain flour
Energy can be lost in a food chain by heat or waste.
During the preparation process of most foods (when it is being cooked for example) many of the naturally occurring colourants are lost. This makes the food look dull, lusterless and unappealing. In order to make the processed product something that would be appealing, bought and consumed manufactures add artificial colorants back into the food.
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Yes, airlines typically deliver lost luggage to passengers once it has been located and processed by the airline's baggage handling system.
Processed foods contain additives and preservatives that may not be healthy. They may also contain GMO ingredients and residues from use of synthetic chemical pesticides and herbicides. Nutrients may have been lost in processing. Whole foods that are not processed will have the nutrients in tact, though if they are not grown organically, they could still have pesticide and herbicide residues, and GMOs. Organic foods will not have pesticide and herbicide residues.
most of it because the wheat is bleached and it kills all the nutrients
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Lost their traditional cultural practices
Lost their traditional cultural practices