I remember when everyone in Britain cooked in lard and beef fat. There was a massive organised campaign during the 1980s and 1990s to get people to switch to sunflower oil. The entire establishment united to tell everyone meat fat was bad, and here we are, with everyone eating food drenched in cancer causing agents.
I remember when everyone in Britain cooked in lard and beef fat. There was a massive organised campaign during the 1980s and 1990s to get people to switch to sunflower oil. The entire establishment united to tell everyone meat fat was bad, and here we are, with everyone eating food drenched in cancer causing agents.
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