Part 1 of 3. This network devotes three nights, and six hours, to an examination of what we eat, and why, and how it gets to our table and is prepared. You know that axiom about not wanting to know how the sausage is made? Be afraid. Be very afraid. Tonight: Processed foods and grocery stores.

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