Truths That Food Companies Wish You NEVER Find Out

I used to think that strawberry-flavored yogurt had real strawberries in it.

I was wrong!

The truth is, many of these store-bought products are filled with synthetic, lab-created flavours instead of the real thing.

Big food companies use clever marketing to sell us these highly processed foods, which are in fact devoid of any real nutrition.

Here’s what I’ve learned about spotting Real Food from Fake foods:

- Farm to Kitchen: Real food comes straight from the farm to your kitchen. If it goes through a factory first, it’s a product, not real food anymore. 🚜➡️🏡

- If it Rots, its Real! Real food rots fast because it's full of life, attracting microorganisms quickly that love it just as much as we do. 🦠🍅

- No TV ads? That’s a good sign! If your food is heavily marketed, it's probably more about profit than nutrition. 📺❌

So, the next time you’re at the store, ask yourself: Am I choosing food that’s alive and thriving with prana, or something that’s been processed to the point of no return? 🌱

#RealFood #LivingFoods #KnowYourFood #PacketGhumaoPataLagao

[alpeshpanchal]

"No industry profits by feeding you real food" is golden sentence....

[ashiqdey]

salute for making india literate, we dont have this sort of knowledge on book neither anybody makes are aware

[vishnudixit]

To elaborate on point number 2 - Strait from a farm does not always mean it's chemical / pesticide free. A true indicator for fresh produce is if insects are interested or howevering around that fruit or vegetable

[chawlagrv]

all the grains, pulses, seeds, nuts are in shock after watching this.

[moonmoonpati]

Such simple words that we know inside us but still want to discard !!
We r also heavily biased

[Weavinglittledreams]

"No industry profits by feeding you real food" gave me goosebumps.

[Sam-pyq]

Then according to rule 1 ... Honey is fake food huh?? 😂😂😂

[hariniswaminathan]

Don’t eat food that has ads 😂😂😂😂real good!!

[anikethujare]

Golden rules to identify real food in social media era 🙌

[alltimetoopasstravelling]

Food from Farming is Food ✅️
Food from factory is Fast Food ♻️

[thecynicist]

Hehehe with this logic, meat, chicken, fish are perfect.. They rot, they can be cut fresh in front of you, that is not processed and no ads 😅

[Maddie]

How can we know if its gonna rot? We wont buy already rotting food. The trick here is to maintain a kitchen garden yourself or buy from a local village farmer.
❤ cooking at home tastes heavenly

[___GM___]

Don't eat food that has media advertisements. Don't take food advice from social media influencers like this one.

[InevitableGhost]

Thank you for teaching me this. Even at age of 30 I didn't knew the difference between food and processed food, even after doing engineering and an MBA from IIM. Identifying food and processed food on streets and malls will now help me get shortlisted in a group of very few people who will be selected to go to Mars for free. Thank you so much.

[nanakutube]

You guys serving humanity in a such tremendous ways. 😇🙏🏾🔥

[Jayrith]

Well it makes sense to eat papaya and broccolis.. but not everybody can afford organic fruits/vegetables or items from the farm.. it is very expensive..agriculture has become a costly affair too..For people in metro cities have to rely on the industries :(

[vjrocker]

The best golden role to find good vs fake food is find someone like you.❤

[moa]

That woman should come to the United States and be on national television and inform the American public about what she has been saying about food.

[reshmanikam]

So the first rule states that first make the food roten first get to know that the food is real and then eat that rotten food 😂😅

[Rhileyn]

An exception to the “real foods rot” statement is pure honey. That will last you a lifetime and never spoils.