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[dan_bo]

If "clean" means "not dirty" then this "clean Indian food" makes me assume that other Indian food is "dirty".

Unless dirty has some other meaning.

ok.....bit of a leap with the context given though Jeff.

 

[jefmcg]

ok.....bit of a leap with the context given though Jeff.

Yeah, but I asked yesterday

What's dirty food?

and never got an answer.

If clean means fresh or whole grains or not greasy or whatever, then I'm on board with the phrase. But the OP said it's means "not dirty". In the absence of a different definition, I have to think it means literally dirty. Mentioning that food in a short review is not dirty implies to me the expectation that it might be.

But again, if someone let's me know what dirty food is, I am happy to retract.

(also, I am not Jeff, or jef for that matter)

 

[Markymark]

I thought clean with regards to food production meant unprocessed. I would assume the opposite to mean heavily processed.

 

[raleighnut]

Yeah, but I asked yesterday

and never got an answer.

If clean means fresh or whole grains or not greasy or whatever, then I'm on board with the phrase. But the OP said it's means "not dirty". In the absence of a different definition, I have to think it means literally dirty. Mentioning that food in a short review is not dirty implies to me the expectation that it might be.

But again, if someone let's me know what dirty food is, I am happy to retract.

(also, I am not Jeff, or jef for that matter)

The Indian Sweetmarts use the word 'Pure' in their description as in 'Pure Vegetarian'