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Debunking Viral Claims About Organic Food and Grocery Store Ingredients
Debunking Viral Claims About Organic Food and Grocery Store Ingredients
Summary & Verdict
💡TL;DR: Some truth on food labels, but too spicy on the “poisons and oil” claims.
🚦Hmmm 🤨 - 6/10
🔥Hot Take: Pricey organic? Yeah, that’s market stuff, not poison plots. Europe’s ingredient lists are often shorter—but nope, U.S. food isn’t made from motor oil.
Claim Breakdown:
🎯 Reality Check: Hmmm 🤨 (6/10)
📝 Why: Organic usually costs more, but calling regular food “poison” is heat, not fact. Most food additives are legally approved and not actual poisons.
🔗 Source: FDA, USDA, consumer.org
🐟 Biggest Whopper:
Most of the ingredients are just byproducts of oil production. That’s some deep-fried nonsense!
🙌 Actually True:
Europe and the U.S. often have different ingredient lists for the same food—good spot!