CANCER IN CANS: Pringles contain Toxin Acrylamide

CleanTV.com ^ | 11-20-11 | CleanTV

[StormEye]

"Just when you thought it was safe to grab some munchies in the cupboard, a new study warns of cancer in cans and bags—in cans of Pringles and in bags of a myriad of other potato chips."

Don't worry people! The Obama Regime will be proposing and eventually implementing new regulations and programs controlling and monitoring the manufacturing of potato chips that will make them safe to eat again. Unfortunately these new regulations and the taxes that will imposed on potato chip manufacturers and consumers will necessarily increase the cost to the consumer 1000%. But they will be safe to eat again and that's what really counts.

[gunsequalfreedom]

What’s a pork cracklin? Do you mean pork rinds?

[Bellflower]

Frito-Lay brand snacks are scheduled for an all-natural makeover, with the company removing monosodium glutamate—also known as MSG—and replacing it with natural seasonings, such as molasses and paprika.

Wonderful!!! I like an occasional flavored chip type snack but rarely have any because of msg. Msg is worth than many additives. Anyone interested in learning about msg and it's bad effects on our health can go to truthinlabeling.org which is very important. Msg is ramped in many foods.

[Bellflower]

Does anyone else stack up 2 or 3 chips at the same time when eating them?

I do! And I like chips crunched up on many sandwiches. Also on the top of casseroles.

[Bellflower]

In a year or so they will probably say “oops, sorry, but we were wrong”.

[Kirkwood]

People who say they are scared of dying are usually scared of living as well. They must be truly miserable being afraid to eat or drink things that are actually completely safe.

[tomkat]

Sometimes I'll throw caution to the wind and have a double !

lol

[hattend]

or 6 or 7

[poobear]

“Does anyone else stack up 2 or 3 chips at the same time when eating them?”

Yes, especially when there is dip involved ;D!

[liberalh8ter]

But doesn’t this dovetail nicely with the First Cow’s ‘eat healthy’ initiative?

[DainBramage]

Big deal...I just went through High Angle Rescue training conducted at an abandoned processing plant.

Training included ropelling from five floors down to rescue a victim.

Only one small problem. The Plant was known to be highly contaminated with asbestos and we were rolling aroung in it with no respirators! The bottom floor was covered in it and it was swirling all over the place.

When questioned the chief says "Its not enough to hurt you in the short time we are here" (training continued for 8 hours)

[Puddleglum]

dang it - now you’ve gone and given away the secret ingredient

[Puddleglum]

I wasn’t kidding - you wouldn’t have Pringles without my chemical engineer husband’s process to make them all the same shape.

Hat's off the your husband! I love Pringles - I will eat a stack of 8-10 at once in his honor.

[dangus]

The question is how did they ever manage to ban Acrylamide in drinking water to a level 1/1000th that of french fries?

[Theo]

Bump

[CrazyIvan]

Yes. Here in the midwest they go by either name. I think “cracklins” is the more southern term.

[grey_whiskers]

Good old Chemical & Engineering News.

Apparently the arcylamide is formed not by a Maillard reaction, but by reaction of the amino acid asparagine with the sugar 2-doxyglucose, involving decarboxylation.

Cheers!

[grey_whiskers]

The question is how did they ever manage to ban Acrylamide in drinking water to a level 1/1000th that of french fries?

Simple: they don't want you to exceed the RDA of acrylamide.

Eating French Fries with plain water is *clearly* unnatural. You should eat them with Coke, Pepsi, or a Milk Shake, the way God intended.../sarc>

Cheers!

[bigheadfred]

I wasn’t kidding - you wouldn’t have Pringles without my chemical engineer husband’s process to make them all the same shape.

Like, you mean Pringles are bred in a lab? Grown in glass jars? Clones?

Is there anything actually nutritious about a Pringle?

Does your husband dare eat them????

Is he on the run from the EPA???

[Marcella]

“Like, you mean Pringles are bred in a lab?”

Yes, you could say that. However, many food processes are “bred” in a lab. If they were in our house, I bought them. He was more fond of Fritos.