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Published 11:34 27 Feb 2015 GMT
Updated 09:39 2 Mar 2015 GMT
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In a new book Swallow This: Serving Up The Food Industry’s Darkest Secrets, author Joanna Blythman claims that ‘ready to eat’ salads are washed in water treated with high doses of chlorine and fruit acides to kill germs and inhabit bacterial growth. The author also suggests that the salad could be resting in this water for up to eight hours before packing.
So what’s the safest way to consume pre-packed salads?
Well according to food experts, unless the label states that the leaves have been washed in spring water, there will have been chemicals added during the washing process by the manufacturer.
Or you could just take a few extra mins to prepare your food by either chopping up those raw ingredients yourself, or washing your pre-packed food thoroughly.

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