What's In Our Canned Food? | Talking Point | Full Episode
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- COVID-19 has led to surging sales of canned food in many countries but with its preservatives and additives, does canned food deserve its bad reputation? How can we make canned food a part of a healthy diet? In this episode, Talking Point reveals everything there is to know about food that fits in a tin.
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No disrespect, Is Sharda Harrison a Muslim or non-Muslim? as you may mislead others when you deal with pork in this video.
The choice of fjood is always at your own choice and discretions, fresh food is always better.
You should also wash your lettuce. Hehe.
Excellent content, love the video keep it coming!
Thank you for sharing this video
That canned vs fresh segment should have been a blinded test.
no. visual presentation was part of the test. Companies usually add preservatives like sodium benzoate and nitrite for a redder and much more appetizing color that reminds you of childhood. Or many companies use Titanium Dioxide on salad sauces and pastry ingredients to make them look "whiter" and "purer." How canned food looks (and how it often looks more appetizing than fresh food) is as important as how it tastes for manufacturers- that's why it was important to show that, often, it may not only taste and smell better, but also look better, because of harmful and often suspected carcinogenic additives.
I bet the chef suck at fresh. good chef will always win on fresh,
and i agree Blinded test should be the way to go!
The program didn’t talk about BPA that is used to line cans. In fact, by avoiding canned food consumption, you avoid the major source of BPA exposure. In the US, some organic canned tomato brands are marked “No BPA lining on can”. Those are what I will pick.
Also, for fruits and vegetables, frozen is better than canned (in fact it is sometimes better than fresh because it is picked at the peak and then flash frozen).
This 👏👏
They made a video about BPA and it is like not even bad unless you eat the lining 😂
Another issue with canned food is the lining. Look for cans that say on the label- "No BPA added."
Loving this content!
Thank you for creating and sharing this content. Lots of inputs.
As always. Very thorough. Good job CNA
Very informative, well research, full of lesson and additional wisdom.
Thank you ! Hoping for your next videos.
“Shouldn’t eat more than one in a couple of months” okay I think I’ve reached my quota for year 2021
I've probably reached my quota till 2025! 😆
I had two in 1 week ...shiettt
After arriving Australia I was shocked how much preservatives they consume. I’ve been avoiding them, just cook fresh, even eggs on toast is better, healthy and wholesome. My anxiety has reduced and more fit.
@Iamlove Iampeace Avoid people to remove anxiety.
I'm Australian and I have never seen tinned eggs... ugh gross. I won't eat cammed meat yuck.
Waltzing is supposedly good for anxiety. 😎
Very educational. Keep up the great content CNA!
Very informative! Thank you.
It would be nice if you guys could also send all those canned food for lab test as from time to time, there are plenty of undeclared extra ingredients such as pesticides. Such information will be beneficial to your viewers.
These shows are so informative. Thank you. USA Viewer
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Not wholly true
In disaster prone countries, canned goods are distributed as relief goods. Also, on days when food budget is meager, people buy canned goods because it is less costly than fresh produce. These are some reasons why people resort to eating canned food. But ask any nutritionist and they will tell you, fresh food is by far the best choice. Home cooked meals would allow you to customize your ingredients according to taste preference or health concerns, without using chemical preservatives, making homecooked meals not only more affordable but far better than any meal bought from a restaurant or a fastfood place.
What this was missing is a talk about the metal used in tins and what they are lined with and if they are healthy because most are aluminium cans.
They’re lined with bpas
When I saw that high fructose corn syrup was an ingredient in "deli style turkey breast" on the shelf of my local grocery store, I stopped buying prepackaged meat altogether. 🤢
Great content, very informative. With love from Malaysia.
Same here
Thank you sa tips
I love canned tuna, the only canned food i can eat straight from the can.
Great video by CNA, very very informative and thorough.
I think the lesson is also to be everything must be in moderation. Having excessive eating of one type of food will always be bad for you...
I love eating the excessive ones, but being stressed and toxic is much more bad than eating processed foods alone
This is a good episode.. I always wanted to know what's in my luncheon meat.. 🍖🍖🍖
Its probably better not knowing 😅
Ever tried Haggis ?
using canned tomato in the experiment is a flaw. canned tomato is usually superior to fresh tomatos when making a tomato sauce and canned tomato has almost no negative effects.
lol that is why tnis experiment is about canned foods😂
I prefer fresh, if you use good tomatoes (not the grocery store artificially ripened ones). Passata pomodoro is divine, like sunshine in your mouth
@@seitanbeatsyourmeat666 All Passata recipe videos show Italians taking fresh ripen tomatoes and canning them which turns them into canned tomatoes.
tamayo sama
Canned food should be illegal unless it's for emergency situations.
Informative content.Kudos👍
Thank you so much CNA Insider, KUDOS to Talking Point Team for keep providing us quality and very informative documentary and articles. Happy subscriber here on my end.
The only canned food I eat is tuna and sardines. Even that, I’m particular with the taste and nutrition profile. High salt and additives are things to avoid.
Fresh food has no replacement. It builds immunity, psychology, healthy gut and digestive system. In all it’s a base for experiencing life positively. Imagine our body is like a car. Then the food we eat is like the fuel we fill in. For high end cars high performance fuel and oil is needed.
This is very informative. Thanks for the information for awareness. Just wondering the right way to keep the milk in can after it's opened? 😉
Thanks for sharing 🌻
Good documentary, keep up with good work. Uk 🇬🇧 viewer.
Great information.. Keep up the great work.. Brooklyn, N.Y. native here..
These are nice simple little shows appropriate to teach young children some of life's basics.
Canned food is emergency food. But buy the best quality you can, like all organic, wild caught tuna or salmon, or can your own garden produce in jars.
Whatever people say, I only believe in my fresh vegetables. They might have lower vitamins, but I believe fresh is always better. I don't have to worry about preservatives.
Because they don’t contain pesticides, gmos or poor fertilizers
very insightful
Thank you so tips👍👌
I think canned food should be avoided and in no way promoted!
Good info and better awareness now when i buy canned food. Essentially to avoid is best but will need to have some as contingency. Good to know which ones to have in the cupboard.
I hate that they add preservatives. The canning should be plenty enough.
Low salt could be enough. So you can have more than one slice per day.
Lmao I died when the meat fell out
Dont worry, it fell right on the floor but its added right back in when there are no cameras. Guaranteed.
Dude, I saw that too!!! ugh.
Weird...the homemade spaghetti sauce looks so pale ..are you sure you added tomatoes? Hahaha
A good guide for use process food (if no choice) are choose the ones with less ingredients.
For example a pure butter are made milk, water & salt.
And avoid any form of sugar or sweetener & Seed Oil (vegetables oil)
It’s the tin that’s used in canning that’s also an issue as it can leach into the food it contains.
Ya...l was advised to transfer instantly onto another container...🤔
As an Indonesian i cant understand the pull of canned food 😂 i mean the only canned food i ever bought was sardens, the rest i bought them fresh from traditional market.
Canned fruits? I bet you have had them at least once.
If you're Muslim of course pork luncheon meat won't be your choice. Other than sardines, I think you'll occasionally come into contact with canned fruit like longan.
Wonder how frozen food compares to fresh food. I would assume frozen foods are one ingredient and frozen without additives are better long term storage food than canned ones
If you eat to satisfy your hunger, canned food is fine. If you also want to remain healthy, they are probably a bad choice. 😎
Thank you so much CNA Insider. Very helpful information 👍😊
I always thought it was funny when can says it has ham and pork as ingredients 🤔🤯
can you put more comprehensive listing of the canned goods ... thanks for the information
22:14 this is why sharp knives are important. look at the bounceback.
food blogger who cant differentiate canned food and fresh food 🤣🤣🤣
He only writes paid article
In fairness the curry quite hard to tell
i eat luncheon meat but i dont eat it evryday i have allergy in canned tuna and sardines🙄 i have vegetable garden but im only human i eat evryting .life is short. enjoy life😂
22:25 the veggies she's eating looks so perfect. Must be treated with pesticides or farmed in hydroponics. All of the effort to eat healthy wasted
By simply looking the colors, you know which one is canned. Canned goods often have enticing colors.
Not really, the fresh curry is the one with oil and looks red. It is easy to differentiate if you know how to cook.
I wish there is Chinese subtitle or dubbed to show my parents this video. They only believe in their relative in every topics, and treat our advice as BS.
Here in Malaysia my family also goes for Golden Bridge brand. Quality product
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In America, people eat these canned foods on a daily basis. unless you know how to read the label (which most don't), you can easily consume three to four times the sodium, sugar and preservative agents daily. In America, white sugar is our biggest offender. It is in everything. Drinks, foods, and even medications.
22 minutes well spent I must say! The host is so pretty and well spoken =)
SIMP
Yes and her way of speaking is slow and clear. Even the auto generated English shows clearly all the words she says.
I spent 22 minutes in the comments section😄
@@deadringer2349 same😂
8:15 I laughed way too hard here lol
Luncheon meat in Malaysia starting price is around Rm8.00 per can.
Gordon Ramsey where ar u?😂
Can't have to much fish. Fish has high oil content. Our neural function requires sufficient σ oils.
Canned fish is dried out due to osmosis, poor in taste. Fruits in syrup is better due to fibre & energy. So just eat less rice, bread, tubers.
Beans, chickpeas has fiber and high protein level. Popular.
Luncheon meat is staple meat that is a complete meal or protein, carbohydrate, flavour.
Now some can food has internal lining = example the Golden Bridge Brand. Most canned food from Australia.
😅
Canned tomatoes is the best for pasta, it's not even a debate anymore at this point.
I love canned tuna. Glad CNA made video about canned food
The fact that some canned food can be more nutritious might be the only plus point 😂
not bad, quite informative
Finally i got to understand the science behind canned foods hahaha 👏🏻😆
Fresh food is not always readily available in an urban environment such as Singapore and we may need to take meals with canned products occasionally.
Everything is dependent on eating them in moderation.
Good info. But, Why you didn’t wash the romaine vegetables before eating?
In a nutshell: Avoid luncheon meat if you can, it’s never a healthy food.
It brought back the memories of many lip and arse pies that I’ve eaten in my younger days.......
I haven't seen the video yet. Just arrived home. Luncheon meat ( Spam at that time) was my favorite breakfast so I our help would fry some for me almost every other week. The next breakfast favorite is canned corn beef. I am now 47 and feel fine. So I guess it didn't harm me.Will watch the video later
what is in your canned food?, its EVERYTHING😏
Welcome Gout.. 👍👍
Those soft or fizzy canned drinks should be avoided too
I LUNCHEON meat. Golden bridge was good but they increased their price from $3.30 to 3.90 and to a smaller can.😔
Good. Time for my instant noodle
great episode - that sandwich at the end looked dry AF - i was internally begging for some mayonnaise
I don't care! Luncheon meat all the way! Hahaha! You can drink Yakult anyway. Lol
In my future, I want to do research over multiple anchors who researching about “ canned food”
All the D, T, S, K, TH, CH so well enunciated
3:48 some of the meat fell out 😭
I wonder what happed to it? This machine is not well designed.
@@kcanyon9108 5 second rule 😶
I haven't bought a can of anything in years.
Same here and none of the soft drinks too
Yup... stop soft drinks and even desserts, they are too sweet in the stalls.
Warm water is more healthy.
I've already gave up canned food for 2 years now. never looked back. way better healthier life. but recently started purchasing canned kidney beans though 😅 its only water and beans. non gmo and organic stated.
Ideas for new episodes: Should we be concerned with mercury in seafood?
ends with a flavourless sandwich 🥪👍
What about condensed milk..?
can come Cambodia for testing food too
Like * ... Very informative. Next is can drinks like fruit juices, milk , soya ... Would like to know all these too
High sugar content 🙂
ilove cna insider
I've never eaten fresh luncheon meat. Or i didnt realised I've eaten b4
Very interesting, but too salty for my palet
I eat 1 can and 4 eggs 😋😋 its delicious with white rice as well. Spam or generic brands what ever grocery outlet has at a good price.
18:05
eating processed meat associated with bowel and stomach cancer
20:03 isn’t that canned fish dangerous when opened and then stored in the fridge without transferring it to a different container due to risk of rusting? 😨 (then my question was answered in the end 😊👍🏼)
Sure is,🤢🤢🤢🤢
yes can cause botulism
They cut the video, where they put lots of flour
During famine, do you still choose?
If your area is always famine, I agree with you. 😆
1 exercise
2 Apple cider vinegar
3 no processed foods
4 ginger
5 oatmeal
6 get enough sleep
7 turmeric
8 eat smaller more frequently
9 beans
10 manage stress
Think about eating less often and avoid snacking, especially when you eat a lot of carbohydrates and sweet stuff, drink sodas etc.. It is called intermittent fasting and helps to avoid diabetes type-2.
CNA docus remind me of the BBC ones from the 2010s.