Last week I tried going ultra-processed-food-free.
I lasted one day.
Then I got violently ill.
Was it the chicken?
Was it soft play?
Was it karma for mocking chopping-board influencers?
Unclear.
This week is Take 2.
Because the real question isn’t “Is processed food bad?”
It’s:
How on earth are we supposed to avoid it if we can’t cook and don’t have a private chef?
In this episode we discuss:
- My catastrophic attempt at roasting a chicken
- Why I owe chopping-board people an apology
- Cottage cheese and berries (I’m still not convinced)
- The alarming bacteria situation on cutting boards
- The new M&S “UPF-free” range
- Why modern health advice quietly assumes unlimited time
- Whether there’s a realistic middle ground between crisps and grinding your own flour
I’m trialling:
- The single-ingredient chopping board approach
- The M&S UPF-free range
- And whatever I can manage without poisoning myself again
I’ll report back properly in Friday’s Field Report.
If you have:
- Healthy ready meal recommendations
- Low-effort meal hacks
- Or thoughts on whether I’ve lost the plot
Tell me.
📲 DM me on Instagram:
@rosehoneymorgan
@field.notes.pod
I read them. I respond. I occasionally take your advice.
Private chef reel link : https://www.instagram.com/reel/CteX-QfMvkD/?igsh=cjR4bzNlOHM2eGU3
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