Do you really eat this?
Explain yourselves leafs
John Taylor
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Julian Perry
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Anthony Russell
like what the fuck are you doing up there?
Gabriel Ross
>vs. Pepperidge Farm
Looks like someone remembers when they tried to keep insects OUT of food.
Noah Walker
its ran by guess who?
Asher White
It is all so tiresome.
Eli Carter
If Klaus wants you to eat the bugs, you will eat the bugs. Globohomo cannot be defeated.
Eli Clark
Always check ingredients. Also probably best to avoid something called "cheddar jalapeno puffs" regardless of whether it has bugs in it or not.
Lincoln Young
checked and true
Thomas Hall
Post the in store prices
Dominic King
It should be illegal to not make it crystal fucking clear on the front of the packaging.
Samuel Garcia
its on the top right but its in greek
Jordan Gonzalez
>actually foods
Adam Robinson
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the most widely used red food colourings - carmine - is made from crushed up bugs.
The insects used to make carmine are called cochineal, and are native to Latin America where they live on cacti.
Now farmed mainly in Peru, millions of the tiny insects are harvested every year to produce the colouring.
A staple of the global food industry, carmine is added to everything from yoghurts and ice creams, to fruit pies, soft drinks, cupcakes and donuts.
It is also used extensively in the cosmetics industry and is found in many lipsticks.
William Turner
Jaxson Russell
>he most widely used red food colourings - carmine - is made from crushed up bugs
you realize humans can't process bug protein right?
Isaac Jones
Can't process bug protein, and onions protein is a xenoestrogen.
Is thst the case for all plant protein? I'm guessing wheat gluten is fine, as it makes many neurotic people seethe.
Joseph Cruz
its why the elites hate us
Kevin Parker
Lentils are pretty good as far as I'm aware
Christopher Sullivan
they are ok, not great but better than a lot
Camden Perez
Shellac also comes from bugs and is used in a lot of food products. Most people really have no idea what is in the goyslop they eat.