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Thread started 02/28/06 3:05pm

IrresistibleB1
tch

is that a hair in your bread?!?!

you know, us vegans can be pretty anal about our food intake. i'm usually not too terribly worried about trace elements of animal-based ingredients, if other options are not available.

the following research, however, makes me sick to my stomach on so many levels:

What is cysteine/cystine?

Also known as l-cystine, our research indicates that the source of cysteine is human hair. Cystine is an amino acid needed by humans, which can be produced by the human body. A very small quantity is used in less than 5% of all bread products. Often the hair of third world women is used.


eek

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we should really think about the food we eat. confused
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Reply #1 posted 02/28/06 3:07pm

Natsume

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ew. what's the source?
I mean, like, where is the sun?
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Reply #2 posted 02/28/06 3:10pm

IrresistibleB1
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Natsume said:

ew. what's the source?


http://www.vrg.org/nutshe...ngredients
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Reply #3 posted 02/28/06 3:16pm

bluesbaby

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OH NOW GAG ME!
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Reply #4 posted 02/28/06 3:17pm

IrresistibleB1
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bluesbaby said:

OH NOW GAG ME!


i know - i had no idea!!
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Reply #5 posted 02/28/06 3:41pm

susannah

YUK YUK YUK!!! Do you think organic brown bread is safe? Brr!
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Reply #6 posted 02/28/06 3:42pm

IrresistibleB1
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susannah said:

YUK YUK YUK!!! Do you think organic brown bread is safe? Brr!


all i know is to check the list of ingredients! i know i'll be looking out for l-cystine! confused

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Reply #7 posted 02/28/06 3:47pm

susannah

IrresistibleB1tch said:

susannah said:

YUK YUK YUK!!! Do you think organic brown bread is safe? Brr!


all i know is to check the list of ingredients! i know i'll be looking out for l-cystine! confused

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lol ok I will try to remember! Thanks for the info!

PS edit, just for the record, Im a carnivore, but still, thats just gross and wierd!
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Reply #8 posted 02/28/06 4:08pm

Dewrede

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feeling ill gross !

Here in Europe e 471 (emulsifier) which is often found in bread
can also be made from animal fat

http://homepage.tinet.ie/...ients.html
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Reply #9 posted 02/28/06 4:08pm

bluesbaby

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this is even nastier than that dead beetle red dye thing .....
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Reply #10 posted 02/28/06 4:10pm

IrresistibleB1
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bluesbaby said:

this is even nastier than that dead beetle red dye thing .....


for those who are still consuming beetle juice...

What is cochineal (carmine)?

Some red dyes are made from the cochineal beetle. These are usually labeled as cochineal, carmine, or carminic acid.


barf
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Reply #11 posted 02/28/06 4:11pm

IrresistibleB1
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Dewrede said:

feeling ill gross !

Here in Europe e 471 (emulsifier) which is often found in bread
can also be made from animal fat

http://homepage.tinet.ie/...ients.html
[Edited 2/28/06 16:10pm]


thanks for the info, sweetie! hug
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Reply #12 posted 02/28/06 4:13pm

Dewrede

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Here in Europe Cochineal is e 120
You have to learn all those thing otherwise i wouldn't even know mad

Btw , i didn't know wine can contain dried blood feeling ill
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Reply #13 posted 02/28/06 4:14pm

IrresistibleB1
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Dewrede said:

Here in Europe Cochinelle is e 120
You have to learn all those thing otherwise i wouldn't even know mad

Btw , i didn't know wine can contain dried blood feeling ill
[Edited 2/28/06 16:14pm]


feeling ill
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Reply #14 posted 02/28/06 4:15pm

charlottegelin

IrresistibleB1tch said:

you know, us vegans can be pretty anal about our food intake. i'm usually not too terribly worried about trace elements of animal-based ingredients, if other options are not available.

the following research, however, makes me sick to my stomach on so many levels:

What is cysteine/cystine?

Also known as l-cystine, our research indicates that the source of cysteine is human hair. Cystine is an amino acid needed by humans, which can be produced by the human body. A very small quantity is used in less than 5% of all bread products. Often the hair of third world women is used.


eek

shake

we should really think about the food we eat. confused


hmmm You know, I think I prefer your hair in a bun!
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Reply #15 posted 02/28/06 4:16pm

Dewrede

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IrresistibleB1tch said:

Dewrede said:

feeling ill gross !

Here in Europe e 471 (emulsifier) which is often found in bread
can also be made from animal fat

http://homepage.tinet.ie/...ients.html
[Edited 2/28/06 16:10pm]


thanks for the info, sweetie! hug


biggrin you're welcome
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Reply #16 posted 02/28/06 4:16pm

IrresistibleB1
tch

charlottegelin said:

IrresistibleB1tch said:

you know, us vegans can be pretty anal about our food intake. i'm usually not too terribly worried about trace elements of animal-based ingredients, if other options are not available.

the following research, however, makes me sick to my stomach on so many levels:

What is cysteine/cystine?

Also known as l-cystine, our research indicates that the source of cysteine is human hair. Cystine is an amino acid needed by humans, which can be produced by the human body. A very small quantity is used in less than 5% of all bread products. Often the hair of third world women is used.


eek

shake

we should really think about the food we eat. confused


hmmm You know, I think I prefer your hair in a bun!


lol sick, but funny! lol
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Reply #17 posted 02/28/06 4:16pm

Dewrede

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IrresistibleB1tch said:

Dewrede said:

Here in Europe Cochinelle is e 120
You have to learn all those thing otherwise i wouldn't even know mad

Btw , i didn't know wine can contain dried blood feeling ill
[Edited 2/28/06 16:14pm]


feeling ill


nod just did some googling feeling ill ;

http://veganconnection.co...vegan.html
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Reply #18 posted 02/28/06 4:17pm

charlottegelin

Dewrede said:

Here in Europe Cochineal is e 120
You have to learn all those thing otherwise i wouldn't even know mad

Btw , i didn't know wine can contain dried blood feeling ill
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can vegetarians eat mouse droppings? There is an allowable amount of mouse droppings (not sure of the percentage) in things like breakfast cereals, since it is impossible to keep the mice out.
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Reply #19 posted 02/28/06 4:17pm

charlottegelin

IrresistibleB1tch said:

charlottegelin said:



hmmm You know, I think I prefer your hair in a bun!


lol sick, but funny! lol

hug
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Reply #20 posted 02/28/06 4:18pm

IrresistibleB1
tch

charlottegelin said:

Dewrede said:

Here in Europe Cochineal is e 120
You have to learn all those thing otherwise i wouldn't even know mad

Btw , i didn't know wine can contain dried blood feeling ill
[Edited 2/28/06 16:14pm]

can vegetarians eat mouse droppings? There is an allowable amount of mouse droppings (not sure of the percentage) in things like breakfast cereals, since it is impossible to keep the mice out.


oh man... don't get me started about feces in food... feeling ill


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Reply #21 posted 02/28/06 4:19pm

charlottegelin

IrresistibleB1tch said:

charlottegelin said:


can vegetarians eat mouse droppings? There is an allowable amount of mouse droppings (not sure of the percentage) in things like breakfast cereals, since it is impossible to keep the mice out.


oh man... don't get me started about feces in food... feeling ill

or little insects? confused
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Reply #22 posted 02/28/06 4:20pm

Dewrede

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choclate bars apparently contain insect legs , sometimes feeling ill
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Reply #23 posted 02/28/06 4:21pm

IrresistibleB1
tch

charlottegelin said:

IrresistibleB1tch said:



oh man... don't get me started about feces in food... feeling ill

or little insects? confused


yeah, the carmine thing is pretty disgusting! confused
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Reply #24 posted 02/28/06 4:25pm

Dewrede

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But did you see this ? ;
(thought you might've overlooked it)

http://veganconnection.co...vegan.html


Think i'll stop drinking wine sad
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Reply #25 posted 02/28/06 4:41pm

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charlottegelin said:

IrresistibleB1tch said:

you know, us vegans can be pretty anal about our food intake. i'm usually not too terribly worried about trace elements of animal-based ingredients, if other options are not available.

the following research, however, makes me sick to my stomach on so many levels:

What is cysteine/cystine?

Also known as l-cystine, our research indicates that the source of cysteine is human hair. Cystine is an amino acid needed by humans, which can be produced by the human body. A very small quantity is used in less than 5% of all bread products. Often the hair of third world women is used.


eek

shake

we should really think about the food we eat. confused


hmmm You know, I think I prefer your hair in a bun!



falloff ill falloff
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Reply #26 posted 02/28/06 4:42pm

XxAxX

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that's it! i quit food! neutral
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Reply #27 posted 02/28/06 4:47pm

IrresistibleB1
tch

Dewrede said:

But did you see this ? ;
(thought you might've overlooked it)

http://veganconnection.co...vegan.html


Think i'll stop drinking wine sad


eek ugh!!
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Reply #28 posted 02/28/06 4:51pm

Dewrede

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nod just gross !
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Reply #29 posted 02/28/06 4:56pm

charlottegelin

Dewrede said:

But did you see this ? ;
(thought you might've overlooked it)

http://veganconnection.co...vegan.html


Think i'll stop drinking wine sad

I never started! hug
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