Posted on 09/16/2019 2:49:02 PM PDT by Red Badger
Yeh,BUT...a new flavor of donuts showed up !!! LOL
What I want to know is who DISCOVERED that beaver anal secretions and calves fourth stomachs made things useful in food prep? Neither sounds like anything that would happen by accident, like letting the dough rise.
What I want to know is, WHO WAS THE FIRST PERSON TO TASTE THE BEAVER ANAL SECRETIONS?..............AND WHY?...............
Brave was he who first ate an oyster...................
More of the sicko millenial gross out schtik...
Castoreum, as you oughtta know, badger, is not “anal secretions.” It’s scent*-gland secretions from downbelow, but not anal.
(*Not truly scent-glands, because in a hyper-technical manner, they aren’t glands.)
“Brave was he who first ate an oyster...................”
Oysters were a staple for coastal Indians.
Beaver anal secretions?
So, companies producing ice cream hired & paid employees to collect anal secretions from beavers?
Were these beavers in the wild, or did the ice cream companies breed & raise them on special beaver farms?
Farm-raised beavers certainly would have made the anal-secretion-collecting process easier on the employees doing the collecting.
Sorry, Red Badger, I’m calling BS.
“Castoreum, as you oughtta know, badger, is not “anal secretions.” It’s scent*-gland secretions from downbelow, but not anal.”
Anal can refer to ‘down below’.
No.
Look at all the beavers now standing at the front of the Target parking lot looking for handouts.
Now I know why I need more sandwiches.....
OK, that does it. I’ll never eat ANYTHING ever again. It’s just too dangerous to eat food. Thanks for giving us all these warnings.
Hmmm...choose your poison. Castoreum from beaver anal glands or coniferin from pine bark. Castor Oil is supposed to be good for you, so shouldn’t it follow that Castoreum must be good for you, too?
Ive heard a lot of latitude given to the large vats of peanut butter..pickles even worse.
I dunno, ice cream with anal secretions sounds like a big seller in areas like SF and NYC!
Here we go again.
About twice a year.
“Poppy seeds don’t usually contain opiates...”
Well, yeah, some poppy seeds contain small amounts and folks have tested positive for opiates due to poppy seeds.
I don’t miss the castoreum in ice cream as much as I miss the dolphin meat in tuna.
But, maybe a little.
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