> ” You "process" food by cutting and cooking it. Everything is processed”
No one means that cutting a carrot make it into “processed food”. You are changing a mostly commonly understood definition to a new wanna-be-technically-correct one you just made up only to suit your argument.
There is a grey area in the definition of processed foods, but it’s not close as large as your definition maintains.
No one means that cutting a carrot make it into “processed food”. You are changing a mostly commonly understood definition to a new wanna-be-technically-correct one you just made up only to suit your argument.
There is a grey area in the definition of processed foods, but it’s not close as large as your definition maintains.