The most uninteresting internet talking points

[Travis Retriever]

The only thing I would point out is, in this context, "processed" does not actually have a meaning. As far as the food and beverage industry is concerned, it's a scare word used by people that don't want you to buy....whichever brand they're on about this week. Much like the word "organic", pretty much any commercially available product is going to be "processed" to some degree or another.

True.  But that was why I gave a few examples.  To give an idea of the kind of meats I was talking about.

[dallen68]

True.  But that was why I gave a few examples.  To give an idea of the kind of meats I was talking about.

In that case, it's better to say "overly preserved meats" or something like that, that describes what it is you're talking about.