@thegiddystitcher to Unpopular Opinion@lemmy.world • edit-23 months ago[GENERAL] Buttering bread with the back of a spoon is easier and better than doing it with a knifemessage-square56arrow-up1105arrow-down110file-text
arrow-up195arrow-down1message-square[GENERAL] Buttering bread with the back of a spoon is easier and better than doing it with a knife@thegiddystitcher to Unpopular Opinion@lemmy.world • edit-23 months agomessage-square56file-text
minus-squareBarqsHasBitelinkfedilink1•3 months ago64% butter. And rapeseed oil. Bleh and IMO seed oils are bad for you.
minus-square@KevonLooneylink7•3 months agoI don’t think these oils are bad for you, but if I buy butter I want butter.
minus-squareBarqsHasBitelinkfedilink-3•edit-23 months agoThe debate is raging but I’m firmly in the bad camp. We did not evolve eating these seed oils.
minus-square@KevonLooneylink9•3 months agoWe didn’t evolve to do a lot of things. Sitting, for example. Or living indoors. That’s not a good reason to not do / use something.
minus-squareBarqsHasBitelinkfedilink-2•edit-23 months agoWhen it comes to our food intake (how we fuel and build our bodies), yes it a good indicator. Then you can look at the Omega 6 content too and all the literature on that, inflammation, oxidation, etc.
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64% butter. And rapeseed oil. Bleh and IMO seed oils are bad for you.
I don’t think these oils are bad for you, but if I buy butter I want butter.
The debate is raging but I’m firmly in the bad camp. We did not evolve eating these seed oils.
We didn’t evolve to do a lot of things. Sitting, for example. Or living indoors.
That’s not a good reason to not do / use something.
When it comes to our food intake (how we fuel and build our bodies), yes it a good indicator. Then you can look at the Omega 6 content too and all the literature on that, inflammation, oxidation, etc.