Spyke
lemmy.blahaj.zone

I assume the microplastics would be in all parts of the vegetable so might as well get those nutrients 🤷‍♀️

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snoonsreply
lemmy.ca

My thought process is I know peeling likely doesn't do anything much, but I just want to eat my damn vegetables without worrying about malformed cells a lot of the particles will be stuck on the outside of the vegetable so I'll remove it by peeling it. 🫩

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Yep, particular in the leaves if I read correctly.

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piefed.social

By cooking with fresh vegetables instead of eating industrialized food, you're already reducing your microplastics intake and helping reduce microplastics in the world

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This is the sort of logic I use for justifying donating blood every 56 days. It probably technically helps reduce the microplastics in my blood, but there's no way it's a noticable effect. But I'm going to do it anyway.

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