All articles tagged with #unhealthy
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Takeout
The article lists some of the most unhealthy frozen pizzas, highlighting their high levels of sodium, saturated fats, calories, and questionable additives, which can negatively impact health if consumed frequently or in large quantities.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Chowhound
The article lists 20 of the worst breakfast cereals in the US, highlighting their high sugar content, artificial ingredients, and low nutritional value, warning consumers about the long-term health risks of regularly consuming these sugary, ultra-processed foods.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Yahoo Home
The article lists 20 of the worst breakfast cereals in the US, highlighting their high sugar content, artificial ingredients, and low nutritional value, warning that regular consumption could lead to health issues like obesity and diabetes.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Dieticians are recommending avoiding certain festive favorites that may seem healthy but are surprisingly unhealthy. Foods like crackers, smoked fish, and charcuterie boards can be high in sodium, which can lead to cardiovascular problems. For example, smoked salmon contains nearly half of the recommended daily sodium intake in just 100g. Nutritionists suggest opting for fresh seafood, chicken, and tofu instead of processed meats. Additionally, fizzy, sugary drinks and alcoholic beverages should be avoided, with experts recommending adding fruits and herbs to sparkling water or mixing it with a dash of hard liquor. However, some nutritionists advocate for a moderation-is-key approach, following dietary guidelines.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Eat This, Not That
Choosing a healthy bread is important for a nutritious sandwich, but many breads on the market are unhealthy, lacking fiber and loaded with sodium, added sugars, and artificial additives. To find a healthy bread, look for options with no added sugars, low sodium content, and at least 2-3 grams of fiber per slice. Avoid breads like Pepperidge Farm Farmhouse Potato Bread, Kings Hawaiian Sweet Rolls, Pepperidge Farm Hearty White Bread, Pepperidge Farm Raisin Cinnamon Swirl Bread, Sara Lee Texas Toast, Nature's Own Butterbread, Sara Lee Artesano Brioche, Nature's Own Perfectly Crafted Brioche Bread, Thomas Cinnamon Raisin Swirl Bread, and Bimbo Soft White Bread, as they are among the unhealthiest breads due to their lack of fiber, high sugar content, and artificial additives.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Meal
Many store-bought Greek yogurts marketed as healthy options are actually loaded with sugar and unhealthy ingredients. Flavors like salted caramel crunch, honey vanilla, sea salt caramel chocolate, and honey are among the unhealthiest choices due to their high sugar content. Even seemingly healthier options like coconut and vanilla are packed with added sugars. It's important for consumers to be mindful of the ingredients and nutritional content of store-bought yogurts to make healthier choices.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Eat This, Not That
Many popular yogurt brands on grocery store shelves are packed with excessive amounts of sugar and artificial sweeteners, making them unhealthy choices. Yoplait's "Light" yogurt, Dannon's Creamy Classic Peach Mango yogurt, So Delicious' Key Lime Pie and Coconut Milk Yogurt Alternative, LALA Foods' Piña Colada Yogurt Blend, and YoCrunch's LowFat Vanilla with M&M are among the unhealthiest yogurts due to their high sugar content and lack of nutritional value. It's important to read ingredient labels and choose yogurts with lower sugar content and added probiotics for optimal health benefits.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Meal
Many store-bought yogurt brands, in their quest for taste, end up adding excessive amounts of sugar and other additives, making them unhealthy choices. Some of the unhealthiest yogurt brands include The Greek Gods, Stonyfield Organic, So Delicious, Great Value, YoCrunch, La Yogurt, Dannon, Yoplait, and COYO. These brands have high levels of added sugar, lack protein, and contain various additives that may have negative health effects. It's important to check nutrition labels and choose yogurts that are low in added sugars and rich in nutrients like protein and probiotics.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Meal
The way eggs are cooked can have a significant impact on their nutritional value. Frying eggs reduces the amount of vitamin A by up to 20% and can release toxic substances when using certain oils. Boiling eggs, especially hard-boiling, leads to a loss of antioxidant content. Soft-cooking methods like soft-boiling can increase the risk of foodborne illness. Microwaving eggs is not the healthiest option but is slightly better than frying or boiling. Baking eggs for a long period of time can result in a loss of vitamin D. Scrambling eggs with additives like oil and butter can reduce their nutritional value. Deviled eggs, while not the unhealthiest, can lose vitamins and antioxidants through hard-boiling and the addition of mayonnaise.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Eat This, Not That
Pancakes at breakfast chains can be unhealthy due to factors such as refined flour, added sugars, unhealthy fats, large portion sizes, and high-calorie toppings. Registered dietitians and nutrition experts have ranked the unhealthiest pancake orders at major breakfast chains, including Huddle House, IHOP, Original Pancake House Utah, Marie Callender's, Perkins, Village Inn, First Watch, Cracker Barrel, Denny's, and Bob Evans. These orders can contain excessive calories, fat, and added sugar, contributing to health issues like obesity and diabetes. Choosing whole grain options, adding fruit, and controlling portion sizes can help make pancake orders more balanced.