This goal is opposite of the approach to reduce meat consumption with -- ultra-processed -- meat substitutes. In general there's a problem with meat being replaced with processed vegetarian options. It sure can't be assumed that people will instead turn to actual vegetables.
So is meat part of the fight against ultra-processed food or not? I believe that meat is a health food, and from where I stand I can't tell where the zeitgeist is on this. Ethics aside, does the nutrition establishment believe that meat is better or worse than ultra-processed options in general?
So is meat part of the fight against ultra-processed food or not? I believe that meat is a health food, and from where I stand I can't tell where the zeitgeist is on this. Ethics aside, does the nutrition establishment believe that meat is better or worse than ultra-processed options in general?