Did food made with trans fats taste better? Or was it just corporations racing to the bottom in the name of profits.
Did food made with trans fats taste better? Or was it just corporations racing to the bottom in the name of profits.
Did food made with trans fats taste better? Or was it just corporations racing to the bottom in the name of profits.
Well let's look at the case of McDonalds. It started all natural meat. Then some rich fat farmer spent millions and toured the country claiming that healthy meat hurts people like him so people should go trans. McDonalds went along with it because the media and doctors, and also because of prices, and that they could also appease the traditional market by using the traditional ingredients in the form of a seasoning. Then some religious vegans sued. They just assumed McDonalds was trans-only and there was no more meat.
It's inherently unhealthy and was pushed as a crusade against traditional cooking, making food blander than ever.
Restaurants used it because it lasts longer in deep friers and thus is cheaper
This meant for
They never had a problem with animal fats in their deep friers until leftard petacunts made them remove it.
good thing they replaced those evil animal fats with those heart healthy vegetable oils
Yeah, now everyone is morbidly obese and dying, thank yahweh for leftard petacunts killing everyone
People have zero critical thinking skills. It amazes me that people thought deep-frying a couple of potatoes in processed vegetable oil instead of rendered animal fat would make the fact that you're deep frying your vegetables and eating too much while sucking down brown sugar water any goddamned healthier.
It's just genocide, facilitated by the media, and even on the blue boards we know who runs the media.
Yup, infamous Australian-American media mogul Rupert Murdoch
>only eating non-trans (cis) fats
bigots
It's just a way of using cheaper oils, pretty much only cost saving.
How long until mentally ill homosexuals force the governments of the world to remove the term “trans fats” from food labels?
Yes, it did, but it was only used in response to vegans and leftards forcing restaurants to use seed oils instead of animal fats, now fast food not only tastes worse but is also worse for you.
You're still eating trans fat. If hydrogenated oil is in the ingredients, it has trans fat. The government lets them get away with lying about it.
they usually tasted worse because bitter and undesirable oils such as cottonseed were used in hydrogenated shortening
there is little correlation between tastiness and healthfulness. poison just has thicker profit margins.
fat trans make the best foods
>uhm acskually trans fats were LE GOOD!!!!!
i fucking hate this place
trans fat absolutely made food taste better it's also very unhealthy, I remember getting chest pains while I was fat as a kid
it keeps for longer than other types of fats
trans>saturated>monounsaturated>polyunsaturated
so it was a cheap sort of preservative agent
I don't think it tastes better. It's made with refined vegetable oil that's mostly flavorless, and hydrogenated oil leaves a greasy film in your mouth because of its high melting point.
It was cheaper to produce and I guess quality was an issue sometimes with animal fats because it was being marketed as better tasting than not so fresh lard.
They tried to market it as being healthier, but we know that's completely wrong now. I'm not sure if it was seen as healthier because plants themselves are less likely to cause food poisoning compared to animal products.
There might've been good intentions but it was extremely unhealthy and is still responsible for killing a lot of people every year in places that still allow it.
>tranny propaganda in my board
MODS!