its pretty much the only green veg (assuming it even is a 'green veg') I eat on a consistent basis anymore cause its the only one that really suits what I eat mostly these days and I'd like to think its giving me at least a reasonable amount of my weekly rec'd greenery as its routinely touted as some sort of magic food
A can? A can of what? Please don't tell me spinach comes in cans in America
Jason Rogers
We got em in bags too. Cause you know, variety. Something you non Americans cannot possibly fathom
Juan Collins
I don't bother with spinach. I just eat olive oil and it feels great.
Tyler Sanders
Hilarious given that the primary cause of kidney stones across the Western world is excess intake of animal protein and salt.
Aaron Gray
Yeah, it does. In the past, when I was growing up, it was babbys first taste of spinach and why most amerifats grew up thinking they hated spinach. It's a slimy, inedible mess without nutrients.
Hunter Walker
Pretty much everything is available in cans.
Daniel Morgan
Jesus Christ lad
Benjamin Diaz
>Please don't tell me spinach comes in cans in America Please, we've been eating canned spinach for generations.
This is true, but you be careful because they tend to sneak extra sodium into the cans to act as a preservative (not salt just sodium itself), and they are packed in water so that the actual yield you get of food by weight can be as much as 50% less which drives up the actual unit price. consumerreports.org/cro/magazine/2013/02/have-some-oranges-with-that-liquid/index.htm
Christian Long
*citation needed
Jackson Gonzalez
I only know canned spinach from the Popeye cartoons, does America not grow spinach? I don't understand why it was canned.
Josiah Wright
I want to have sex with a spinach
Carter Morales
Disgusting
Spinach should be eaten fresh without added salt.
Wew
Joshua Harris
That sounds gross. No wonder americans live on fast food if they're subjected to such abuse as babies
Vegemite all the way from birth desu
Adam Brown
Spinach is no miracle.
Back in the day (when Popeye was the top) someone screwed up some decimal places or units, and listed spinach with 100 times the amount of iron it has. Some journalist spotted the entry and made a big article on the wonders of spinach, and the BS got repeated so many times the whole hype blew out of proportions, and the debunk message never gained as much traction as the myth.
It's not bad, but it's just another vegetable. If you're fine with the taste, all the more power to you.
Personally, I prefer other stuff - there is absolutely no reason to force yourself to each spinach specifically, even if it's a couple percent better than other things, it's still better to enjoy, say, a bowl of carrot salad than suffer half a bowl of spinach if you happen to like carrot and hate spinach.
Aiden Gutierrez
In case any of you wonder what olive oil tastes like; the answer is salty coins.
>Measuring nutrition of leafy greens per calorie >Not per gram
That's stupid. Nobody cares if they have to eat 20 calories of some vegetable vs 40 calories of another to get the same amount of nutrition. The question is how much actual food are you eating, and perhaps how much each cost per pound.
Nicholas Edwards
why the hell do foreigners not understand sarcasm and jokes?
Josiah Smith
>why the hell do foreigners not understand sarcasm and jokes?
Are you trying to say the whole Popeye era was just a 'Hurr Durr - I was only trolling' thing?
Chase Jackson
Popeye was propaganda meant to encourage kids to eat spinach, sure, but that doesn't mean during that era the only form, or even the most common form of spinach available was cans. That would be silly.
John Nelson
Any food you have to rinse off before you eat is obviously not going to be good for you.
Xavier Long
Agreed, turkey is a good example of that.
Sebastian Morris
it's not about the quality it's about the quantity. proper amounts of ingredients is what it is all about
Easton Morris
>sweet ptatoes that low LIES
Thomas Morales
It's based on the amount of calories. So anything starchy is gonna have a shit score even though humans need calories to survive.