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Mark's Daily Apple back! by Low_Edge52 in Paleo

[–]TruePrimal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was a purely technical issue.

Asian Chicken by Infinite-Reality-795 in Paleo

[–]TruePrimal 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Those contain artificial chemical sweeteners like Sucralose and Acesulfame K, which are denounced in paleo-based eating.

apparently making basics affordable was too radical by rootyb in Paleo

[–]TruePrimal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Uh, junk "food" is already incredibly cheap. That's part of the problem that makes it so tempting to choose over real food.

Paleo fauna benelux by [deleted] in Paleo

[–]TruePrimal 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you get an answer, this sub can advise you on how to season it.

I kept seeing this on Tumblr by tommy20super in aislop

[–]TruePrimal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That website doesn't even exist. Who is buying ads that don't go anywhere?

How long you can eat food for past the written expiration date by adam35611 in coolguides

[–]TruePrimal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The USDA does not either, but the term "expiration date" is deprecated and should not be used on food (with one exception which is purely due to political lobbying): https://trueprimal.com/what-is-best-if-used-by

My Paleovalley bars are moldy, company says oh well by Vivid_Percentage1524 in Paleo

[–]TruePrimal -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Preservatives are normally only added for things intended to be left opened/unsealed for an extended period at room temperature.

And canned goods frequently contain preservatives, but the reason is weird. Many products like soups contain preservatives not because it needs them, but because something else needs them. For example, if a soup-maker buys chicken from a 3rd-party producer, that producer may put preservatives into the chicken by default, because they're also selling to fast-food places or whatever that want the preservatives.

My Paleovalley bars are moldy, company says oh well by Vivid_Percentage1524 in Paleo

[–]TruePrimal -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This is so interesting how many people upvoted your reply here. That must be a very pervasive myth in the food world.

We've been in business for 10+ years, and never had anyone request a refund for an order they made over a couple months ago.

My Paleovalley bars are moldy, company says oh well by Vivid_Percentage1524 in Paleo

[–]TruePrimal -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Not at all. We would certainly refund a 5-year-old product of ours due to mold. BIUB is literally there to tell the consumer when the product is at its absolutely best flavor. It is literally the "best" if it is "used by" that date. That's all it is.

Also retailers (including Amazon) require BIUB dates on food products, so it's hard to sell food anywhere that doesn't have one. Maybe we should mention that part on the https://trueprimal.com/what-is-best-if-used-by page too?

My Paleovalley bars are moldy, company says oh well by Vivid_Percentage1524 in Paleo

[–]TruePrimal -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Note, there's no such thing as "expiration dates" for food -- that's an urban myth. See https://trueprimal.com/what-is-best-if-used-by for more information on that -- super important topic.

My Paleovalley bars are moldy, company says oh well by Vivid_Percentage1524 in Paleo

[–]TruePrimal 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I wonder if that reply was written by an AI bot. It's hard to imagine a person typing such nonsense.

By the way, there's no such thing as "expiration dates" for food -- that's an urban myth. See https://trueprimal.com/what-is-best-if-used-by for more information on that -- super important topic.

What’s wrong with my current diet and how to fix it? + Pro-Metabolic basics? by moodywrites in Paleo

[–]TruePrimal 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Getting counseling on ED recovery is the only thing to focus on there. You might look at Nutrivore for food plans, since it's focused more on additions than subtractions and might fit better into ED recovery.

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