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i usually do an open faced pb&j, should piss off the french, lol!!
badgerprints
Has anybody who travels outside of the US ever noticed that the only time being an American is considered racist, is when you are being an American in the USA?
pstrron
reply to post by tsingtao
lol!! you check out the prices of high-end peanut butter and jelly, lately?
Here it runs about 24 RMB a jar or roughly $4 and if you want chunky it cost even more. A small amount of cheese will set you back $20+ and we are talking only 3.2 oz. And you all thought CN was cheap for food.
pstrron
reply to post by tsingtao
i usually do an open faced pb&j, should piss off the french, lol!!
Now throw some banana slices on it and it's guaranteed
We also like to toast our PBJ's, I'm sure someone will be offended by that too!
Verenice Gutierrez, principal of Harvey Scott K-8 School in Portland
What's scary is that there are imbecile-moronic people like this man in charge of a school!!!!!!
markosity1973
It's a sad world we live in when talking about the food we eat is perverted into a racist subject.
Personally, I eat food from pretty much any culture. I find it a great conversation starter and a way to break the ice. ( whoops, is ice now racist too??)
markosity1973
It's a sad world we live in when talking about the food we eat is perverted into a racist subject.
Personally, I eat food from pretty much any culture. I find it a great conversation starter and a way to break the ice. ( whoops, is ice now racist too??)
articles.mercola.com...
#6: Arsenic-Laced Chicken
Arsenic-based drugs are approved for use in animal feed in the US because they make animals grow quicker and make the meat appear pinker (i.e. "fresher"). The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has stated these products are safe because they contain organic arsenic, which is less toxic than the other inorganic form, which is a known carcinogen.
The problem is, scientific reports surfaced stating that the organic arsenic could transform into inorganic arsenic, which has been found in elevated levels in supermarket chickens. The inorganic arsenic also contaminates manure where it can eventually migrate into drinking water and may also be causing heightened arsenic levels in US rice.
In 2011, Pfizer announced it would voluntarily stop marketing its arsenic-based feed additive Roxarsone, but there are still several others on the market. Several environmental groups have filed a lawsuit against the FDA calling for their removal from the market. In the European Union, meanwhile, arsenic-based compounds have never been approved as safe for animal feed.
Where it's banned: The European Union
StoutBroux
markosity1973
It's a sad world we live in when talking about the food we eat is perverted into a racist subject.
Personally, I eat food from pretty much any culture. I find it a great conversation starter and a way to break the ice. ( whoops, is ice now racist too??)
articles.mercola.com...
GMO banned in 26 countries but NOT the USA. Thanks for the poison.
Potatoes banned in Africa. Well, on the flip side, www.indianexpress.com...
If you look the other way it doesn't count lol