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Evaluate Processed Food Without the Panic

“Processed food” isn’t automatically bad—processing just means food has been changed in some way. Washing, freezing, grinding, cooking, and baking are all forms of processing, and many are helpful. The real issue is how far food is processed. Minimally and moderately processed foods usually still contain fiber, protein, and recognizable ingredients, while ultra-processed foods are engineered to be easy to overeat by stripping out fiber and adding sugar, refined oils, and salt. A simple rule is this: if the ingredient list is understandable, includes fiber or protein, and still feels like food, it likely fits. Health isn’t about avoiding every processed food—it’s about patterns, pairing foods wisely, and enjoying treats like pizza on purpose instead of by accident.    • 5 Ways To Identify Ultra-Processed Foods w...