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> OK... I've googled... the general consencus seems to be that "freezing
meat
> will not improve its quality, but will retain its natural color, flavor,
> texture and nutritional value."
> http://ianrpubs.unl.edu/foods/heg143.htm [one example of many]
that sound to me a general denial . it is obvious to me that frozen foods
are changed in their color , taste and texture. you don't need scientific
test to establish that , just use your senses and "see" for your self .
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> Freezing in general, seems to have little effect on the nutritive value of
> foods, though some vitamin C may be lost IF fruit and vegetables are
> blanched prior to freezing.
i have yet to know a method of analyse that doesnt kill the food in the
firts place so no wonder you don't see that much difference . there is to me
an obvious experiential difference between a living food and a dead one . it
matter to me when the food is not killed in any way because i eat raw but
when you cook i suppose it doesn't matter .
i am sad to see that soon we will need to ask experts to evaluate any
aspects of the world for us .
jean-claude
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