We Never Know
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A friend sent me this. Does anyone know if this is true?
Tagging @ChristineM since you do/did live in the UK.
Tagging @ChristineM since you do/did live in the UK.
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US food vs UK food
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This oat to be investigated.
I don't know about the US version but the UK version looks right.
I just checked on the french Quaker Oats in the pantry, Just like the UK ingredients list, with no preservatives and no extra sugars.
Here is the original article for anyone interested:
foodbabe.com
I won't say it's true or untrue. You can read the article and arrive at your own conclusion.
Food in America compared to the U.K. (Why is it so different?)
Want to know what really opened up my eyes to how food companies exploit us? I spent years investigating the differences between European and American food products, and what I found disgusted me. A college buddy of mine decided to go live in London for a few years. While she was there, I often...
I won't say it's true or untrue. You can read the article and arrive at your own conclusion.
We Never Know
No Slack
So its several things then it looks like.Here is the original article for anyone interested:
Food in America compared to the U.K. (Why is it so different?)
Want to know what really opened up my eyes to how food companies exploit us? I spent years investigating the differences between European and American food products, and what I found disgusted me. A college buddy of mine decided to go live in London for a few years. While she was there, I often...
I won't say it's true or untrue. You can read the article and arrive at your own conclusion.
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
As a general point, the laws on what has to be listed varies from country to country. So the same product could have somewhat different looking lists.
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
Americans can be sold cheaper, potentially harmful junk?Here is the original article for anyone interested:
Food in America compared to the U.K. (Why is it so different?)
Want to know what really opened up my eyes to how food companies exploit us? I spent years investigating the differences between European and American food products, and what I found disgusted me. A college buddy of mine decided to go live in London for a few years. While she was there, I often...
I won't say it's true or untrue. You can read the article and arrive at your own conclusion.
Yes. Some of what is sold here I'd be hard-pressed to classify as "food."
RestlessSoul
Well-Known Member
Just had a cheese food sandwich. Piece of Comte between two pieces of bread food. Was good.
No. We feed it to cows so they can make milk for the highly processed cereal we eat for breakfast.
Compte is, always good
Yeah. Going whole food, much less processed is a bit expensive comparatively.
A friend of mine referred to the lot of it as "food products" and doesn't consider it food. He's a purist.
I learned something new. It seems the chlorinated water rinse is a step in the prevention of disease.
You oughta see the crap they try to pass off as bread...
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
I think it's banned in Europe because of a fear it can mask poor hygiene standards.
- Chlorinated chicken: How safe is it?
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RestlessSoul
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I’m a fan. Been in France for two weeks, came back loaded with cheese and saucisson.