Guest guest Posted August 4, 2010 Report Share Posted August 4, 2010 FROM THE FAKE FOOD DEPARTMENT From Caustic Commentary at the Weston A. Price Foundation: http://www.westonaprice.org/caustic-commentary/1833-caustic-commentary-winter-20\ 09.html " The boundless chutzpah [brazen nerve] of the food engineers never ceases to amaze us. One pioneering group of scientists is working on a project to grow " real " animal protein in a laboratory, which they claim would be better for the environment and for our health. " We could precisely control the amount of fat in meat, " said Matheny of a research group called New Harvest. " We could make ground beef with an ideal fatty acid ratio, a hamburger that prevents heart attacks instead of causing them " (cnn.com, August 7, 2009). In Europe, Unilever is seeking approval for a lowfat ice cream made using genetically modified yeast. The yeast produces ISPs, naturally occurring proteins and peptides found in living organisms such as fish, which manufacturers use to control the size of ice crystals in ice cream (dairyreporter.com, April 10, 2007). " >>>About Fake Cheese: " Finally, Cargill has launched a " unique breakthrough innovation " that enables the cost-effective production of a 100 percent non-dairy cheese analogue called LygommeTM ACH Optimum for pizza and other prepared foods. Aside from the fact that the fake product might kill you, Lygomme has reduced calories, less fat, no saturated fats, reduced phosphate content and no lactose. It allows Cargill to " make analogue cheese without allergen labeling " and avoid the instability of cheese prices " at an outstanding cost advantage for the manufacturer " (cargilltexturizing.com, September 17, 2009). Look for these products at a school, hospital, nursing home, prison or supermarket near you. " Knowledge is power! Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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