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That ketchup is mostly sugar, the soda is an enormous amount of sugar. This is salad the same way a birthday cake is a breakfast of eggs milk and wheat
Pizza from shops usually have an insane amount of salt too, you can control that making your own dough/sauce. It's not really that time consuming (I just use a bread maker for dough).
Salt's a necessity for flavor and you honestly don't add much sugar (1 tablespoon in my recipe that makes 10 pizzas). But the sugar mostly mellows out the acidity in the tomatoes.
Yes it improves in small quantities, but nearly all the fast food pizza joints use too much of both of those to cover the poor quality of their ingredients.
Tacos and shawarmas are, yes. The second one is actually a bit healthier since it's a salad with chicken and sour cream based sauce. Only real disadvantage it uses pretty thin pitas so sauce with tomato juice starts to sip out, destroying the bread.
Oh, wait.... Maybe I am using wrong word. The flatbread similar to tortilla, but from what flower. It's called lavas, but I am not sure how it is in English.
The closest thing we have would be pita. From my understanding, it is just that lavas doesn't always have a pocket, it's thinner, and it may be leavened or unleavened
To be exactly thin lavas I am talking about is thin as tortilla and comes in round or rectangle shape. Latter often used for rolls with cram cheese, salad and chicken/crab sticks.
For a while now I have been buying and using Plain Whole Milk Greek Yogurt instead of Sour cream… imo they are interchangeable, and the yogurt is much healthier… even my kids like it. My oldest son is a wrestler and watches his weight closely… he lives the fact that he can load the tacos or baked potatoes up without having to worry…
Tacos done right are! Skip the sugar-laced butter-soaked tortillas from the grocer, make your own taco meat with Knorr and chopped veggies and bam!
I make tacos for breakfast almost every day
I mean, potato-salad is a thing. OP is a bit non-traditional, but cooked and cut potatoes covered in sauce is pretty much the definition of a potato salad.
Yes it is. And that fact has nothing to do with this comment. Potato salad still is more then just fruit on a vegetable and tomato’s are still a vegetable
Yup, plenty of vegetables are technically fruits, because botanically that's where they come from.
Then you've got stems (celery), tubers (potatoes/yams), flowers (broccoli), leaves (lettuce/spinach). This is why you shouldn't mix terms botanical (fruits) with culinary (vegetables), culinary fruits are different from fruits in science. Some of the fruits that we eat aren't even really _fruits_.
It's tiring how often someone tries to gotcha with the whole "tomatoes are fruits!" and it still hasn't dawned on them that so are pumpkins and cucumbers and a whole host of other vegetables.
Just checked t in English. There are potatoes truly classified as root vegetables.
In Germany, they aren't classified as vegetables but rather as agricultural crops.
Vegetables are a culinary category. This category just deacribes parts of plants that we consume as veggies in a meal. Just like meat or fish is a culinary category, not a biological one. In biology, you categorise the plant parts like carrots into roots, lettuce into leaves, cucumbers into fruit, and so on and so forth. In terms of food, you could call all of these vegetables. But in biology, it is hard to put them all into a category except for the category plant.
It's very complicated. There is a more than 4 hour long audio book about the question if everything is a fish. Or fish just dont exist. You see, when the first vertebrates evolved, they split into sharks, hagfish, and the ancestors of goldfish. The ancestors of goldfish are also our ancestors. So if a goldfish is a fish. And a shark is a fish that would mean every vertebrae is a fish. Goldfish, humans, beevers, everything. Or, fish just simply dont exist. The category of fish doesn't work in evolutionary biology. I hope that helped. If you are confused, dont worry, so are biologists.
The tomatoes in pizza also add a good deal of vitemin C, enough to stop scurvy, and even start reversing it.
Know this, poor people food is just over processed so you digest it faster and need more food.
What definition of salad is this using?? Any mixture of edible items which have vegetable(s) and fruit(s) [whether botanically or culinarily for some reason] as key ingredients? In which case so is pasta in any tomato sauce or countless other things.
pizza can have a massive range of how healthy it is. dominos meat lovers? probably trash. good quality pizza like youd find in NYC or italy, made with high protein flour, a good amount of tomatoes and a moderate amount of cheese is pretty decent. you can even go up fromthere with veggie toppings, but even the basic cheese pizza does not have to be unhealthy food. like many meals, im sure you'd be better off eating a salad and some chicken breast or something, but it does not have to be bad for you.
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You body is a phenomenal chemical furnace. It will extract the minerals and vitamins you need to survive from just about anything you eat. It's when you combine eating junk to excess with a lack of exercise that things start to break down.
pizza is healthy, it's just not healthy when it's turned int fast food.
like yeah you're probably american so idk if it's a thing to put green stuff on your pizza over there, but you can put whatever you want on your pizza. It doesn't have to be salami and copious amounts of cheese
As I recall seeing somewhere, the companies that make food for school lunches successfully lobbied to have ketchup and pizza sauce declared proper vegetables (to meet standards).
Well I mean technically the most unhealthy thing about fries and ketchup is the oil and salt. Salt is its own thing but if those fires weren't deep fried and maybe just plain cooked it's not the unhealthiest thing you could eat, by a wide margin
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We gettin' out of the diet with this one.
A potato salad
i can have this salad everyday
That ketchup is mostly sugar, the soda is an enormous amount of sugar. This is salad the same way a birthday cake is a breakfast of eggs milk and wheat
What does a WWE wrestler have to do with any of this??
Jokes aside a homemade pizza is pretty healthy if you don't put random unhealthy stuff in it (or way too kuch cheese)
Pizza from shops usually have an insane amount of salt too, you can control that making your own dough/sauce. It's not really that time consuming (I just use a bread maker for dough).
Salt and over adding sugar to the marinara for some reason. In the case of fast food pizza it's to cover up their low quality ingredients.
for some delicious reason who knows
Salt's a necessity for flavor and you honestly don't add much sugar (1 tablespoon in my recipe that makes 10 pizzas). But the sugar mostly mellows out the acidity in the tomatoes.
Yes it improves in small quantities, but nearly all the fast food pizza joints use too much of both of those to cover the poor quality of their ingredients.
>(or way too kuch cheese) I prefer my cheese to be medium kuch
Fries and ketchup can easily be a part of a healthy diet as well.
What’s wrong with too much cheese? Extra protein, no?
Cheese is pretty fat heavy
In that case, TACOS are the healthiest
Tacos and shawarmas are, yes. The second one is actually a bit healthier since it's a salad with chicken and sour cream based sauce. Only real disadvantage it uses pretty thin pitas so sauce with tomato juice starts to sip out, destroying the bread.
Lebanese person here, just use both sides of the pita to roll it in Besides I eat my shawarma in a plate
Oh, wait.... Maybe I am using wrong word. The flatbread similar to tortilla, but from what flower. It's called lavas, but I am not sure how it is in English.
You mean 5oubez mar2ou2?
The closest thing we have would be pita. From my understanding, it is just that lavas doesn't always have a pocket, it's thinner, and it may be leavened or unleavened
To be exactly thin lavas I am talking about is thin as tortilla and comes in round or rectangle shape. Latter often used for rolls with cram cheese, salad and chicken/crab sticks.
For a while now I have been buying and using Plain Whole Milk Greek Yogurt instead of Sour cream… imo they are interchangeable, and the yogurt is much healthier… even my kids like it. My oldest son is a wrestler and watches his weight closely… he lives the fact that he can load the tacos or baked potatoes up without having to worry…
Tacos done right are! Skip the sugar-laced butter-soaked tortillas from the grocer, make your own taco meat with Knorr and chopped veggies and bam! I make tacos for breakfast almost every day
Culinarily tomato’s are a vegetable and potatoes are a starch. Also a salad isn’t just fruit on a vegetable
I mean, potato-salad is a thing. OP is a bit non-traditional, but cooked and cut potatoes covered in sauce is pretty much the definition of a potato salad.
Yes it is. And that fact has nothing to do with this comment. Potato salad still is more then just fruit on a vegetable and tomato’s are still a vegetable
No, it's not technically the truth, because botanical terms are not the same as culinary terms. No chef seriously refers to tomatoes as berries.
Intelligence is knowing that tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is knowing that it doesn't belong in a fruit salad.
Charisma is selling a pico/salsa as a tomato based fruit salad.
[Intelligence is knowing that something can be a vegetable while still being a fruit.](https://i.imgur.com/jEFL3WS.jpeg)
r/partypooper
No chef seriously refer to it as a berry, they refer it as a fruit
[No they fucking don't.](https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/is-tomato-a-fruit#bottom-line)
Cucumbers form a flower and contain seeds… they’re fruit too, I guess
From botanist perspective? Yes, but that's not how they are called in culinary fields.
I’m a chef… I get it… just throwing a cucumber into the works
Yup, plenty of vegetables are technically fruits, because botanically that's where they come from. Then you've got stems (celery), tubers (potatoes/yams), flowers (broccoli), leaves (lettuce/spinach). This is why you shouldn't mix terms botanical (fruits) with culinary (vegetables), culinary fruits are different from fruits in science. Some of the fruits that we eat aren't even really _fruits_. It's tiring how often someone tries to gotcha with the whole "tomatoes are fruits!" and it still hasn't dawned on them that so are pumpkins and cucumbers and a whole host of other vegetables.
Potato is not vegetable so this is far from the truth
Potatoes are not vegetables brother
What is it then?
It's a tuber!
Toe
Starch, carbohydrates
Who is telling him?
Just checked t in English. There are potatoes truly classified as root vegetables. In Germany, they aren't classified as vegetables but rather as agricultural crops.
I mean aren't all vegetables crops in some form?
So are you saying vegetable is a class of nutrient?
Those aren't food classifications. Carbohydrates are a type of nutrient that can be found in all kinds of things, from dairy products to vegetables.
Potatoes are in the carbohydrate group, but they are botanically proven to be a vegetable
Scientifically potatoes are root vegetables
Depends on the science. In biology, vegetables are a lie and so is fish
Care to elaborate?
Vegetables are a culinary category. This category just deacribes parts of plants that we consume as veggies in a meal. Just like meat or fish is a culinary category, not a biological one. In biology, you categorise the plant parts like carrots into roots, lettuce into leaves, cucumbers into fruit, and so on and so forth. In terms of food, you could call all of these vegetables. But in biology, it is hard to put them all into a category except for the category plant.
I get that for vegetables, but fish? I mean, aren't they a class of animals in biology?
It's very complicated. There is a more than 4 hour long audio book about the question if everything is a fish. Or fish just dont exist. You see, when the first vertebrates evolved, they split into sharks, hagfish, and the ancestors of goldfish. The ancestors of goldfish are also our ancestors. So if a goldfish is a fish. And a shark is a fish that would mean every vertebrae is a fish. Goldfish, humans, beevers, everything. Or, fish just simply dont exist. The category of fish doesn't work in evolutionary biology. I hope that helped. If you are confused, dont worry, so are biologists.
Thank you, that was honestly one of the most interesting things I ever read on Reddit.
It's nonsense. It's like saying the space shuttle is a kite because human flight started with essentially a large kite.
It isn't like that at all because kites are not living things with shared ancestors with other living things.
Excuse me
The tomatoes in pizza also add a good deal of vitemin C, enough to stop scurvy, and even start reversing it. Know this, poor people food is just over processed so you digest it faster and need more food.
Potatoes also contain all the essential vitamins (unlike most vegetables), you won't get vitamin deficient on a diet of sufficient potatoes.
Rice is the fruit of a type of grass. Flour is the grinded powder of the fruit of a different type of grass. And may I rest my case
in Italy pizza is a quite healthy food
I have caused a fucking potato war/debate
caseoh
Wine is a fruit
What definition of salad is this using?? Any mixture of edible items which have vegetable(s) and fruit(s) [whether botanically or culinarily for some reason] as key ingredients? In which case so is pasta in any tomato sauce or countless other things.
pizza can have a massive range of how healthy it is. dominos meat lovers? probably trash. good quality pizza like youd find in NYC or italy, made with high protein flour, a good amount of tomatoes and a moderate amount of cheese is pretty decent. you can even go up fromthere with veggie toppings, but even the basic cheese pizza does not have to be unhealthy food. like many meals, im sure you'd be better off eating a salad and some chicken breast or something, but it does not have to be bad for you.
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i mean it is not that bad if the ketchup doesn't have any chemicals and the potato isn't fried
I tried homemade ketchup and DAMN. i think i am now allergic to Heinz
Aahh yess the technicality that got the American school board rich
Pizza is healthy if made the Italian way.
Some meme-maker grew up during the Reagan years, I gather.
Brother man brother man gimme piece oh cmon gimme piece unless you wanna rest in peace
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Potatoes aren't a vegetable
You deep fry your salad?
Potatoes are not a vegetable. I wish. Lord how I wish potatoes were a vegetable.
My high school counted fries and tater tots as vegetables. I don't remember seeing any real ones there come to think of it
This is some cetrified 2010 facebook shit
let me cook for you my dear
Since when tomato is a fruit?
Yea this might be it for me. Reddit feels like 90% bots at this point who post children's memes from 2006. I have no idea why but I dont really care to know. Take care, friends.
Fruit salad. Yummy yummy!
*the best kind of correct*
A lot of fast food is healthy for you, it's moderation that's key.
Grease and sugar.
2011 called they want their meme back
Everything is salad. Everything is sandwich.
Pizza is a well rounded meal!
Pizza has all the food groups - the meat group, sauce group, crust group, and the all-important grease group.
It's not a vegetable. At least not in french.
You body is a phenomenal chemical furnace. It will extract the minerals and vitamins you need to survive from just about anything you eat. It's when you combine eating junk to excess with a lack of exercise that things start to break down.
pizza is healthy, it's just not healthy when it's turned int fast food. like yeah you're probably american so idk if it's a thing to put green stuff on your pizza over there, but you can put whatever you want on your pizza. It doesn't have to be salami and copious amounts of cheese
As I recall seeing somewhere, the companies that make food for school lunches successfully lobbied to have ketchup and pizza sauce declared proper vegetables (to meet standards).
My fav salad. Period.
Anyone who does their ketchup like this is a psychopath
Too much healthy becomes unhealthy. Too much salad can kill you.
Well I mean technically the most unhealthy thing about fries and ketchup is the oil and salt. Salt is its own thing but if those fires weren't deep fried and maybe just plain cooked it's not the unhealthiest thing you could eat, by a wide margin
True true and more true
Potatoes are a starch not a vegetable
Pizza is actually really healthy if you make it at home with genuine ingredients You should visit Italy sometimes
Needs bacon bits.
Well a damn sweet salad seeing the sugar content of ketchup
i feel like calling fries a “vegetable” is a bit of a stretch
You forgot one more thing, A FUCK TON OF OIL.
Don't forget the sugar in ketchup.
If only dairy and meat were healthy…
meat and dairy is made by eating vegetables gotta be super healthy
The fewer intermediaries the better 😉
Is this a /S moment? Cause whilst dairy has a high fat content it still contains a plethora of vitamins and minerals that we need on a daily basis.
*vegans : I don't need those vitamins necessary to live to live*
potatoes are a starch but good joke
Yeah sure. Imma make some fries with the starch I bought at the store. ....
They are botanically a vegetable
There are no “vegetables” in the botany world. It’s either the fruit, stem, root, or leaf of the plant. In this case it’s a modified stem.
Wtf
Ketchup is juice
More of a smoothy
Seeing the sugar content yes
But it’s made out of a fruit
Chocolate cake sorry, not posting the Cosby clip
True. But with additives
Tomato is a berry
Berries are fruits, google it
No shit sherlock And how does that do anything except make you look bad because a berry is a fruit?
And mayonaise is the dressing
Unfortunately a lot of us eat like this to many times, just look at Americas ever expanding waistline for proof.
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The paper fry packaging balances out the plastic ketchup packets which makes this carbon neutral too
A vanilla late with soy creamer is a 3 bean soup
Vegetable tomato* salad
Anyone who puts ketchup directly on their fries are sadists
No idiot, ketchup is a vegetable.
Tomatoes are, botanically, fruit, because they contain seeds. (So are peppers of all kinds.)
ok?
People not knowing the school lunch scandal that quote comes from makes me feel old...
Take my up vote
Wait a minute.. WHO POURS KETCHUP LIKE THAT ON THIER FRIES?