High-protein snacks and drinks, including yoghurt, porridge pots, cereal bars and milkshakes, are more popular than ever. But their “health halo” could be obscuring the fact that some of these foods are not really that good for us, an analysis has found. In fact, some of the snacks could be seen as examples of so-called “protein washing” – when foods are marketed as healthy because of their high protein, when they actually should be eaten in moderation. You can read Clare's full article on The i Paper's website. #protein #proteinsnack
High-protein snacks and drinks, including yoghurt, porridge pots, cereal bars and milkshakes, are more popular than ever. But their “health halo” could be obscuring the fact that some of these foods are not really that good for us, an analysis has found. In fact, some of the snacks could be seen as examples of so-called “protein washing” – when foods are marketed as healthy because of their high protein, when they actually should be eaten in moderation. You can read Clare's full article on The i Paper's website. #protein #proteinsnack ♬ original sound - The i Paper - The i Paper
