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Microwave Popcorn
Good or Bad? Just swallowed 3/4 a bag....the kids are ****ed.....
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Tear open the bag and see is the bottom is scorched. There is a
metalized patch in the layers of the bottom paper. If the bottom is scorched, then adhesives, with known carcinogens, from within the paper has leeched into the popped corn. |
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Mho Fho wrote: metalized patch in the layers of the bottom paper. If the bottom is scorched, then adhesives, with known carcinogens, from within the paper has leeched into the popped corn. NEWSFLASH: ALL cooked food have known carcinogens. It is part of the definition of cooked. Just thought that you might want to know. |
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Your comment is not all that helpful. The trace amounts that occur in
food naturally are nothing compared to the amounts that can occur from industrial additives, many times they are several orders of magnitude greater in concentration. There are some examples, like the alkaloids in the skins of cucumbers that some people have some concens about, but these are few in number. It's as if you are trying to tell someone that because you can measure some small concentration of carbon monoxide in fresh air in a forest that they should lessen the concerns that they have about the air quality in places like warehouses where people are riding around on fork trucks. Here's a good place to start chasing down information on this topic: http://www.gobelle.com/p/articles/mi...v17/ai_8811061 Just thought that you might want to know. |
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455 wrote:
Good or Bad? Just swallowed 3/4 a bag....the kids are ****ed..... I don't think there is anything particularily bad about popcorn, other than the high calorie content. http://www.foodfileonline.com/search?s=popcorn Will |
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Right. Popcorn is a food. The problem I'm trying to point out is that
the embedded 'heat susceptors' in some packaged microwave-ready products aren't sufficiently shielded from the food. Air popped popcorn is the safest. A good place to find information on problems such as this one is at The Center for Science in the Public Interest. www.cspinet.org |
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455 wrote:
Good or Bad? Just swallowed 3/4 a bag....the kids are ****ed..... very bad.... |
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yep. google "pop secret's dirty little secret" and "hydrogenated
vegetable oil" . hvo and high fructose corn syrup are what is making america fat. and its in 40% of the food at a regular grocery store. "Whole Foods" will not sell any products with hvo in it. |
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Mho Fho wrote:
Your comment is not all that helpful. Then kindly provide a citation to pubmed that documents that microwave popcorn is exceptionally bad for you? How about just ordinarily bad? |
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455 wrote:
Good or Bad? Just swallowed 3/4 a bag....the kids are ****ed..... Your reaction to the food is more important than any theory about whether that food is good or bad. Did you eat through that much without stopping? Then for you it is a very bad idea to have more. Did you have some, let it set for a while, have some more, and two hours later a quarter was left when the kids arrived? Then for you it is fine. |
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