they should do coca cola. whats the “secret ingredient”

I say do Marshmallow Fluff!!!

No Pringles are hard shape

@@brinxtruck hehe cocaine

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Probably list of things best kept secret as you might puke from knowing.

Google is your friend... The palm oil used today replaced partially hydrogenated vegetable oil, which replaced lard, which was used up until the 1990s.

@@michaelfritzell9352 WRONG!!. HFCS wasn’t even a thing until the late 1950’s, and it wasn’t until the 1970’s that it was “perfected”, as it were.

@@chaparra71 Ha, okay. I got this info from ChatGPT. Turns out it's not reliable

Lies again? Black Pink Indonesia Food

nah man its nitrogen, which in itself is bad if inhaled for long duration.

Folic acid.

😂😂 boom!

It is a good start to make more awerness about this nasty foods, so poeople might start to think about their health and the long term consequences.

Required by law to be poisoned is crazy

@@yungweezer it’s adding vitamins and minerals to something that lacks it. How can it be poison.

@@Leen7293 they arent adding vItAmInS aNd MiNeRaLs because they care about you, goofy ahh

@@yungweezer yes but they aren’t trying to poison you either. Refined flour is cheaper than whole grain flour because it has a longer shelf life. Otherwise it would be more expensive because it requires more refining. They’re incentivized to sell you refined flour products because it helps their bottom line. Refined flour is unhealthier than whole grain flour because it’s higher on the glycemic index, and chronically high blood sugar can cause inflammation and other problems. They want to make it sound healthy so they add the 5 nutrients back in and call it ‘Enriched’. A healthy person wouldn’t be magically ‘poisoned’ by eating enriched flour once. It’s not poison. But it’s not great long term. Your individual response to it is also dependent on your genetics.

Yessss!!

It's garbage not food

@@hamzaalii3691yeah, but yummy garbage 😌

@@juicysmolliette2852 it's not meant to be apart of your diet

Agreed!

i dont think that oreo will let this video stay

@@trapdragon767 This video might actually gain them more sales so they'll be fine with it lol

@@Prolificx ya mostly

You’d be aware if you just looked at the ingredients label before you buy food.

@@esotericsadgirl most people don't know the scientific name.

Cover yourself in soy

Why can't you have soy lecithin? Are you allergic to it or something? Or it is for some other reason?

Totally agree with you. I have a can of Campbell's P&B that had no soy in it; now they do. The only bread I can buy is Martin's Potato Bread because it has no soy in it. My son has been hospitalized because of soy allergy and I watch what I buy now.

That's why you need to get organic food and cool everything by your own 😊

@@GanggsterR Soy lecithin can be grown to be organic actually by using organic soybeans. So I just don’t get premade foods since even ones labeled as organic can have it.

O sotaque parece me de Portugal

At what point does an ingredient go from "natural" to "processed"? Harvesting wheat is technically processing it, grinding it up is also a process, removing the bran is a process. SO many people are afraid and use "scary" words like PROCESSED as if thats a bad thing. We have the technology to finely control every single ingredient in our food. Thats a staple of the modern world. Each ingredient is specifically chosen to either make the food last longer, taste better, or provide more nutrients. Companies will choose whichever combination they see fit to sell the most product because in the end, people buy food they enjoy eating. If the only thing that were on shelves were 100% super "healthy", "natural" "unprocessed" foods. Most things would rot much faster and likely taste worse. Like everything in life, there is a balance.

​@@TheRedstoneFactory wherever the line is, oreos are definitely beyond it lol. probably sugars and refined flour is where food starts turning into empty calories which seems to be a major problem of processed foods

Sounds latin, but not brazilian.

​@@valerieblackthorn13he's Brazilian.. he even said he speaks Portuguese in the video.

@@valerieblackthorn13 Latin? lol. What does a ‘Latin accent’ sound like? 😂

@@valerieblackthorn13who cares about his accent ? We should be interested in the real effects of bioengineered products and I’m sure they , in the long run, are disastrous.

Haha! if you were paranoid about what goes into your body you’d never buy a packet of cookies.

@@oggyoggy1299 I think paranoia is valid if you start to realize that the food you always took for granted as being healthy turns out to be unhealthy. Not having always been paranoid doesn’t exclude you from being paranoid now. Regardless, you act like the packet of cookies is poison. It’s obviously not. Acute poisonings require immediate medical attention. The universe is is ‘radioactive’ and yet we aren’t paranoid about radiation sickness. A packet of cookies is unhealthy. Because of all the ingredients they add to it, these ingredients promote things like inflammation, cancer, etc. Eat them once and you’re fine. Stop eating them and you still will probably be fine. That’s a matter of genetics. That isn’t to say they’re healthy or should even be sold. I don’t think they should. But the difference between ‘unhealthy’ and acutely toxic or ‘poisonous’ should be recognized. Lack of sleep must also be ‘poisonous’ because it turns out that’s bad for you too. What about working hard? Stress is bad too so is working criminal?

If you are looking into making a switch based on ingredients in your food and to start eating clean 4 ingredients to look out for are -Enriched Flours -High Fructose Corn Syrup (Can ruin your liver just as effectively as alcohol because of the fructose) -Vegetable Oils (Soybean, Canola, Grapeseed, etc) Go for Extra Virgin Olive Oil, High Oleic Sunflower/Canola Oil, and Avocado Oil. These are all anti-inflammatory oils with great benefits - Maltodextrin All ingredients I would avoid. (Also if you see these ingredients the odds are the food has many more terrible ingredients)

I thought he's Pakistan

@@brandonburgess4722 thanks for this information! You can’t watch out enough these days what you consume.

They definitely did. Each one of those ingredients has hundreds if not thousands of scientific studies. New research shows plant oils are generally unhealthy. Some exceptions for extra virgin olive and avocado oils. The kind that are green and taste like plants. That’s just one example of an ingredient that could be explored. All of these other ingredients have way more to be explored

As a vegan, if this ingredient is replacing milk and eggs in traditional recipes, I hope the manufacturers do not take on board his final recommendations of replacing soy lecithin!

@@adamwyett3157 I understand your viewpoint - unfortunately my wife's allergic to soy. It's tough making food everyone can eat.

@@adamwyett3157 i believe sunflower lecithin is a common substitute to replace soy. there's also other emulsifiers that can be added to stabilize the oil-water mixture. it's why you often find gums in a lot of vegan products that don't contain an animal source of protein-water-fat matrix.

You cannot please everyone

@@adamwyett3157 I'm a vegan, too. Maybe they can add another ingredient instead

“The order of ingredients is such that they reflect the proportion in the product”

canola and soybean is more inflammatory than palm oil; your body would recognize palm oils as a okay source of food. with the other two, they are so processed your body would know what to do.

Seed oils are bad. I just drink Avocado oil by the cup.

@@AZ-gs6hj seed oils are terrible. but palm oil isnt a seed oil..

@@tallesttreeintheforest When did I say they were?

@@AZ-gs6hj i added your comment with what was most likely, relative to the thread.

Okay I thought I was the only one that heard that 😳😱🤔

Me too 😊😉

How about Oreo Thins?

Americans won't eat it if it actually tastes like chocolate "ew it's so butter"

I agree 😉☺️

you didn’t watch the video… 2:30

That would actually be a little nutritious. All Oreos are is oil, flavor and filler.

We live in a world where soybean oil is considered more healthy than milk. Lol

They said the ingredients are listed, but there's no way to actually tell which ones are used for the wafer and which ones are used for the filling.

Same I gotta stop..

Having a few once in a while is okay for most people. But better if avoided

Ya and slightly pricier cookies 🍪 or one cookie at a time prevents you from over eating 😅

You can even clearly see the video has a cut there 😕

Don't eat it

Diabetes.

Eggs

How do you fry them?

@@drac124 Oreos are dipped in batter and then deep fried. There's plenty of KZfaq videos on this recipe.

💔 deepfried

Same here!

Shity stuff , worse if fried - sooner than later wait for the disease...

That doesn’t work for people who become allergic to certain foods in their adult lives after having no food allergies as kids.

I was thinking the same thing. You couldn't pay me to eat those things.

biscoito* 😂

@@alastairhewitt380 eh bolachaaaaaaaaaa aaaaa