/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>6155539
>It heavily implies that he eats other foods. The words "if you could also" implies that those other foods would be eaten alongside things like cabbage and asparagus
If you took them out of context by cutting the sentence short, yes it could.
Read the rest of that sentence.
>wouldn't it be amazing if you could also get your calories from foods that are considered as healthy or healthier than fruits and veggies?
That means also as in together, not also as in cabbage, asparagus, and other foods. What he's saying is wouldn't it be nice to eat foods with the nutrients AND calories, not just the nutrients.
Context matters.
>What is a 5th grade reading comprehension.