Re:Aliza's Challenge/sharon's idea

[Guest guest]

Well personally, I know feel perfectly justified in being one of the

kids that wouldn't eat their crust. Even to this day I 've never

learned to like crust and prefer my bread untoasted. However,

the " Uncrustables " that they serve in the public schools (freezer

section in the grocery store) is UNFORGIVABLE!!!

" Sharon son " wrote:

>

> I understand the thinking that because our ancestors, generations

ago ate

> some foods that today, science has shown might pose a danger for

some of us,

> is perfectly acceptible for you. For me, I came from a family that

raised

> us on processed foods, pasteurized/homogenized milk, canned goods,

and

> Wonder Bread, American plastic-wrapped cheese, Velveeta, ad

nauseum, so I

> don't have a strong immune system that others have if they were

raised on a

> whole, unprocessed, no chemical additive foods. I also have to

diligently

> research everything for my Autistic son who is very suspectible to

toxins in

> foods. Acrylamide is also a neuro-toxin, thus, my research. I

posted not

> so much for your benefit, but with information that others may find

> useful. I'll make note that you're the only one who may post

recipes and

> food ideas, but if someone else offers another perspective, you're

going to

> respond by being extremely unkind.

> Sharon

>

>

> >

> > Blah, Blah Blah...whatever. ly, I didn't ask you for a

cooky idea

> > or your advice.

> > After putting much thought and effort into perfecting our sour

dough

> > bread I feel perfectly comfortable eating it as yummy crisp

breads or

> > crusty oven baked breads just as my German ancestors did for the

last

> > several hundred years.

> >

> > Dehydrated breads are both gross and unnatural so are bread

alternatives

> > made with things other than gluten containing grains. That's my

personal

> > opinion and I'm not worried I'm going to get cancer from normal

breads.

> > I've more realistic things to worry about, such as feeding my

family on

> > healthy foods and seeing that the chores are done.

> >

> > Oh well, I don't want to pick a fight with you but you are coming

across

> > (to me) as being a little high handed and rude.

> > *~*~* Jo & Pete *~*~*

Deut 11:14 He will put grass in the fields for your cattle, and you

will have plenty to eat.

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