I have a problem with meat that looks like it was extruded. That either means to me that it's mostly soya or it's made from that pink slime substance.
I have a problem with meat that looks like it was extruded. That either means to me that it's mostly soya or it's made from that pink slime substance.
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Most soy from US sources contains GMOs - in fact, more than 90%. Furthermore, many soy products have been found to contain glyphosate residues. Then there are all the question marks as to whether soy that is not fermented could actually cause cancer. Hopefully, the products that you are consuming are made from organic soy.
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Dr. Who (04-11-2019)
Meh, you can't really escape that stuff. "Organically grown" is not a panacea. I consume Morningstar Farms products, mostly. They claim to be introducing more non-GMO soy into more of their products. To be honest, there's really nothing wrong with GMO foods. Glyphosate may be a problem, but the state of science today, makes me skeptical of everything. Ideology had basically ruined science, IMHO.
Cutesy Time is OVER
I'm of the better safe than sorry school. https://responsibletechnology.org/10...to-avoid-gmos/
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countryboy (04-12-2019)
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Oh, absolutely. Even back in Indiana, where I grew up, there were people who hated White Castles...and I'm sure it will be the same way here with the Midwest ex-pats. Just as there will be a mixed reaction from the locals who've never had one before. Since I came here in '93, I've seen several franchises come into town that the East Coast or Midwest immigrants went crazy for; In 'N Out Burger and Crispy Crème doughnuts come to mind. We were assured that this was manna from Heaven. (Neither was, of course.) I don't expect everyone to fall in love with the White Castle burger, but it's a bit of my childhood that I'm glad is still around.
By the way, the history of White Castle is fascinating; they were instrumental in getting the public to eat ground meat again, after the scandals surrounding meat packaging plants in the early part of the 20th Century. Every White Castle is owned by the company; there are no franchises, which is why there are relatively few restaurants. And I believe the current CEO is the great-granddaughter of one of the founders.
"The first thing you want to do after being shot is make sure you are not shot again." - Ace Atkins
"Only a rank degenerate would drive 1,500 miles across Texas and not eat a chicken fried steak." - Larry McMurtry
I enjoy most fast food places, White Castle included. And it's perfectly healthy as long as you eat it in moderation.
Power always thinks it has a great soul, and vast views, beyond the comprehension of the weak. And that it is doing God service when it is violating all His laws.
--John Adams