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| I was looking around for nutritional info of Miracle Whip and I ran across this ALERT SARA LEE BAKERY NOW ADDING L-CYSTEINE TO THEIR BAGELS Sara Lee bakery is now adding L-Cysteine (either from human hair or from chicken/duck feathers) to their bagels. They carry the bagels under Sara Lee and Earth Grain brands. quote from here http://www.muslimconsumergroup.com/news.htm more info on L-Cysteine http://www.albalagh.net/halal/col2.shtml Geez, they put all kinds of crap in our food legally! GAG! | |||||||||||
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| This was in the paper the other day! Crimney! http://abcnews.go.com/Health/story?id=1549583 Beetlejuice: Using Bugs as Food Dye Is Legal and Common Jan. 27, 2006 — "Beetlejuice" is more than just a movie name — foodmakers regularly use crushed female cochineal beetles to dye food, particularly certain yogurts, juices and candy, The Wall Street Journal reported today. While shocking, it's perfectly legal, the paper reports. Foodmakers don't have to list the bug-based ingredient, because beetles are part of nature. Only man-made dyes, like FD&C Red No. 40, have to be listed. But that may change soon. The Food and Drug Administration may recommend that companies list beetle additives as "carmine" or "cochineal." ????: South Beach Diet Forums http://www.southbeachdietbulletinboard.com/kitchen/352-some-things-just-gross-geez.html Why? Using beetles in food proves problematic for vegetarians, people who keep kosher and for those with certain food allergies. http://abcnews.go.com/Health/story?id=1549583 | |||||||||||
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| OK, I'm gagging now...... | ||||||||||
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| Ooh, and we just ate some Sara Lee hot dog buns on Sunday! Ewwww! | |||||||||||
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| Oh, there you are! :Hug1: Yea, gag huh? I think they should have to call things what they are so they can't get away with this crap---they'd go broke if people could really understand what was in their products! | |||||||||||
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| I'd say that I'll just continue making my own bread, but then who knows what's in my whole wheat flour?! :OMG: | |||||||||||
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| Bugs are everywhere these days. Even leeches have made a comeback in operating rooms. Our hospitals use them! Ewwwweeee!! | ||||||||||
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| Leeches are so disgusting! I think I would die from terror if I ever found one latched on to me! Gives me the Heebie Jeebies just thinking about it! ICK! | |||||||||||
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