After you see this, you’ll never want to eat these fake foods again. #1 is fake steak!
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0:00 Introduction: Fake foods to avoid 0:10 #1 Fake steak 1:07 #2 Parmesan cheese 2:08 #3 Crab sticks (imitation crab) 3:06 #4 Fake tuna 4:00 #5 Extra virgin olive oil 5:10 #6 Maple syrup 5:45 #7 Truffle oil 6:05 #8 Powdered instant coffee 6:45 #9 Wasabi 7:43 #10 Commercial guacamole 8:19 Check out my video on olive oil!
Fake foods to avoid: 1. Fake steak • It contains meat glue. • There is an increased risk of harmful bacteria. • They don’t disclose the process of how they make the meat glue.
2. Parmesan cheese • It’s usually a mixture of cheap cheeses, cellulose, and a mold inhibitor. • Fake versions of Parmesan cheese are 4 to 20% cellulose, which is made from wood pulp.
3. Crab sticks (imitation crab) • Crab sticks are a mix of random fish leftovers with starch, MSG, crab flavoring, protein (not from good sources), different sugars, harmful oils, preservatives, and coloring.
4. Fake tuna • These products often contain a different type of fish that is toxic.
5. Extra virgin olive oil • Fake versions are bland and lack antioxidants and phytonutrients. • Fake versions can contain other harmful oils.
6. Maple syrup • Fake versions are made from different sugars with maple syrup flavoring, artificial colorings, high fructose corn syrup, and preservatives.
7. Truffle oil • Fake versions contain a flavoring molecule to flavor other materials and do not contain truffles.
8. Powdered instant coffee • It contains cereal, caramel, starch, malt, and figs. • It also contains a chemical that is potentially very harmful.
9. Wasabi • The majority of wasabi sold is a mixture of horseradish, hot mustard, and green dye.
10. Commercial guacamole • These products often contain skim milk, vegetable oil, water, emulsified egg yolks, different gums and gels, isolated soy protein, and food dye. • Some of these products only contain 2% avocado.
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Thanks for watching! I hope this helps explain why you should avoid these fake foods. I’ll see you in the next video.
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By: Dr. Eric Berg DC Title: 10 Fake Foods That You Will NEVER Eat Again Sourced From: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kJLfDsfPV4
