"Processing destroys epicatechin," Dr. Villarreal said, so heavily processed milk chocolate contains almost none of the flavonol, while cacao-rich dark chocolate has far more.
They're apt to be heavily processed, and the claims are often dubious at best.
By the nineties, you had squeezable kids' packs of heavily processed Go-Gurt.
Both types of music often use heavily processed guitars, as Mr. Reed did.
Richard Wrangham of Harvard University says that heavily processed food may have helped increase obesity rates.
Corn syrup, meanwhile, is heavily processed using enzymes to turn cornstarch into glucose and then fructose.
Healthier formulations of heavily processed food, he insists, simply don't taste as good.
Supermarkets are selling us pink-in-plastic [Henderson's term for heavily processed meat] and unnaturally ripe fruit.
Eight-year-old Ewan can't eat any of the heavily processed snacks - Wotsits, Quavers, etc - his friends adore.
They're so heavily processed they don't just seem slick, they seem laminated, and so does everyone and everything in them.
The Coathanger, featuring Jenkinson's frantic, heavily processed bass playing will have jazz aficionados twizzling their beards up in knots.
