Food Quote by William Davis
““Then eliminate hidden sources by reading labels Eliminate hidden sources of grains by avoiding the processed foods that fill the inner aisles of the grocery store. Almost all of these are thickened, flavored, or textured with grain products, or grains are added as cheap filler and/or appetite stimulants. Living without grains means avoiding foods that you never thought contained grains, such as seasoning mixes bulked up with cornstarch, canned and dry soup mixes with wheat flour, Twizzlers, soy sauce, frozen dinners with wheat-containing gravy and muffins, and all breakfast cereals, hot and cold. (You will find lists of the hidden aliases for wheat and corn, in particular, that can be found in so many processed foods in Appendix B.)””
About This Quote
Source Book: Wheat Belly, William Davis, 2011
Avoiding hidden grains requires scrutinizing ingredient lists and eliminating processed foods that use grain-derived additives.
In simple terms: Read labels to cut out hidden grains.
Check labels, avoid processed grain additives.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- grocery shopping
- meal planning
- dietary changes
- food manufacturing
- consumer education
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can you verify grain-free status of a product?
- What alternatives replace grain-based thickeners?
Grains are often hidden in unexpected products, making avoidance difficult without diligent label reading.