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Date Posted: 16:31:23 11/19/13 Tue
Author: Bearman
Author Host/IP: 65.129.215.166
Subject: Re: Likewise, I avoid GMO corn.
In reply to: New Ceeb� 's message, "Likewise, I avoid GMO corn." on 16:24:55 11/19/13 Tue

>You can't even imagine how diligent I have to be to
>eliminate corn, corn starch and corn oil. Because I
>don't know where it came from.
>
>It has to be certified organic and non-GMO.
>Grass-fed beef instead of grain-fed. Like that. That's
>the ONLY way I can keep the toxic fuck-all bullshit
>away from him.
>
>I've fucking MADE chicken nuggets for him---pressed
>'em into shapes an' everything. Make pancakes every
>weekend from scratch with rice flours and coconut milk
>and free-range eggs. I've fried homemade frigging
>potato chips, dude.

I bake chips with just a little oil on 'em. They don't taste like Lay's, but I still want to eat more than 1. ;-)
>
>I don't trust any of that shit anymore. No article
>from the UK Telegraph is gunna change my mind about
>American food manufacturers.

It's not about the manufacturers, just gluten itself.

It would be nice if the Senate would allow GMO labeling. They won't even allow a vote on it.

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