What kind of garbage does the puffed food packaging bag belong to? How to choose puffed food

Puffed food is becoming a favorite food for the general public due to its delicious and crispy taste, easy to carry and eat, wide application of raw materials, and varied flavors. Many adults also like to eat it very much, especially young girls and handsome boys. Only those who like to eat it can experience the enjoyment and happiness it brings. Today we are sharing some small knowledge about it.

Contents of this article

1. What kind of garbage does puffed food packaging bag belong to?

2. Is instant cereal a puffed food?

3. How to choose puffed food

What kind of garbage does puffed food packaging bag belong to?

Puffed food packaging bags are classified as dry garbage.

Dry garbage refers to other domestic waste except hazardous waste, recyclables and wet garbage.

Dry garbage mainly includes: lunch boxes, napkins, wet wipes, toilet paper, plastic bags, food packaging bags, heavily contaminated paper, cigarette butts, diapers, disposable cups, large bones, shells, flower pots, ceramics, etc.

Requirements for dry garbage disposal: drain out as much water as possible and put household garbage that is difficult to identify into dry garbage containers.

Is instant cereal a puffed food?

Ready-to-eat cereals are puffed foods. Puffed foods are made from cereals, potatoes or beans as the main raw materials, and are made by puffing processes such as baking, frying, microwave or extrusion. They are a kind of snack food with a certain degree of puffing, crisp texture, realistic fragrance and various styles. Puffed foods are becoming increasingly popular among consumers for their delicious and crisp taste, easy to carry and eat, wide range of raw materials and varied flavors.

How to choose puffed food

1. When buying puffed food, first choose products with the "QS" mark, and secondly, pay attention to whether the product's labeling is standardized. Try to buy brand-name products produced by well-known companies in some large shopping malls and supermarkets with good reputations.

2. Most puffed foods are packed with inert gas to prevent oil oxidation and rancidity. If the packaging is found to be leaking, consumers should not buy it.

3. You should try to buy puffed foods in sealed packages, because packaged puffed foods are generally of better quality. Puffed foods sold in bulk are exposed to the air, which can easily cause rancidity and exceed hygiene indicators.