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Fortune
Prarthana Prakash

People will do anything to get away from ultra-processed foods—from 'no recipe recipes' to making anything edible from scratch

woman smelling food from a caserole (Credit: Giselleflissak—Getty Images)

There’s a new public enemy in the food department—and it's Ultra-Processed Foods, or UPFs. People are trying to avoid them, even if that means spending more time in the kitchen and creating recipe-less dishes, the Waitrose Food & Drink Report found.

Awareness around processed foods has been on the rise for a while, helped, in part, by best-selling books like Ultra-Processed People, which highlight the risks they pose to mental and physical health.

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