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can fruit vs. raw fruit

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  1. What is the difference between caned fruit and raw fruit? Does caned fruit
    have more sugar after rinsing? Caned fruit is soft where raw is hard. Should
    one really shop weekly and get their raw fruit and use caned for
    emergencies?

    Richard

  2. Canned fruit is usually peeled and, as a result, provides less fiber.
    It is also less satisfying to most people who enjoy the "crunch" of a
    good piece of fruit.

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  3. Richard Miller said:

    What is the difference between caned fruit and raw fruit?

    ???

    They are different. Cans do not grow on trees, you know. Canned fruit
    is processed fruit. Obviously, real food is better in most cases than
    processed fruit. Still, canned fruit is hardly poison.

  4. There are studies which have demonstrated that canned corn is much
    higher in antioxidants than raw corn, and also fiber and other
    "natural" components can have toxic and anti-nutritive qualities. This
    does not mean all canned foods are great. I prefer frozen when
    possible (and organic). In the case of raw broccoli, it has been shown
    that mild heating is best. Basically, you need to know about each
    food, there are no generalizations.

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