Re: Re: oreos

[Guest guest]

Good grief! We'll need some good civil disobedience when it comes to this -

ban homemade food at church functions??? Yikes!

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Re: oreos

> Suze,

>

> Some time ago I was reading one of the cooking buletin boards. A

> person there posted something similar. Their local health department

> was trying to forbid homemade food for potlucks or church events.

> They wanted people to bring in packaged food, or food from the

> grocery store's deli because of " health safety concerns " . It was

> somewhere in the Midwest. We may see more of this in the future.

>

> Marieta

>

> > --->no homemade food????? Huh? Is this a public school? i've never

> heard of

> > such a bizarre rule. by default then, the kids are only allowed to

> eat

> > processed or institutional " food. " (to become future fodder for the

> > pharmaceutical conglomerates)

> >

> > Suze Fisher

> > Lapdog Design, Inc.

> > Web Design & Development

> > http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze3shjg/

> > mailto:s.fisher22@v...

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>Good grief! We'll need some good civil disobedience when it comes to this -

>ban homemade food at church functions??? Yikes!

They have already done so in the schools, at least in this state! To avoid

food poisoning. Ah well, I didn't bring a vial of my favorite

kefir-bacteria either ...

-- Heidi