are frozen foods legal?

[Guest guest]

i don't think so, i don't eat anything frozen, it wouldn't be truly

raw

for me. although i think the important thing for me is to stay vegan

so even if i ate a frozen or boiled vegetable i don't think it would

send me into total relapse cooked. but it would disturb me and why

disturb my clear outlook raw? there's no point to freezing food, it

affects the nutritional value of the food adversely, it's like the

counterpart to cooked, something that's okay for a cooked eater but i

don't think a raw eater would be comfortable with it or advocate it.

 

the guy who leads www.fruitbreath would have

some insightful things to say about it, if you want to take your

question over there.

 

bottom line is, i don't see anything seriously wrong with freezing, i

guess it's not as bad as cooking, but i don't eat anything frozen, i

don't want to naturally. it's not a struggle to stay away from frozen

foods, i don't want them that way.

 

rich

 

> Hi. I was wanting to know what people thought. I have read some

> different peoples opinions about smoothies & I was wanting to do

know

> is frozen fruit considered a raw food? I have read somewhere that

the

> freezing takes out the enzymes & maybe the nutrients out of it.

Other

> people seem ok with the fact that the fruit is frozen. Any Ideas?