Guest guest Posted October 29, 2008 Report Share Posted October 29, 2008 http://www.naturalcandystore.com/ Love, Gabby. :0) http://stemcellforautism.blogspot.com/ " I know of nobody who is purely Autistic or purely neurotypical. Even God had some Autistic moments, which is why the planets all spin. " ~ Jerry Newport Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2008 Report Share Posted October 29, 2008 Gabby have you tried the candy from the naturalcandystore? Problem with some " healthy " candy is that it tastes like...I can't think of a word so let's just leave it at disgusting. I'll never forget the one year for Christmas someone gave me these chocolates that were all natural -biting into candy you expect something sweet right? At least I thought they would be sweet -it was almost like it was supposed to be a gag gift -literally. Now Yummy Earth makes these lollipops that I bought at Whole Foods and my boys and tons of their friends LOVE them. They are the bestest lollipops in the word. http://www.yummyearth.com/ Problem is that in today's standards you can't just give out " one " lollipop at Halloween and not look like a cheapie -and these lollipops aren't cheap to give out handfuls. But they are great! Oh just found that horrible chocolate someone gave me - " Dolphin Natural Chocolates creates malt-sweetened, non-dairy chocolate " http://www.dolphinnatural.com/webpage.cfm?webpage_name=Our%20Products To me it's not " milk chocolate " without the milk -and sugar free too?! Why would anyone get 'me' sweet tooth - " sugar free " is beyond me! Sugar free chocolate -I'd rather eat broccoli -for real. (and no I can't mail them to anyone I threw them away. Glenn said " are you kidding?! " when I asked him if he wanted to try them after I bit into one and he saw my face and watched me spit it out) There are some other organic chocolates I've had that are awesome - but for lollipops -http://www.yummyearth.com/ ===== Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2008 Report Share Posted October 29, 2008 : I agree with you... we just have to shop arround... oh well!!! Love, Gabby. :0) http://stemcellforautism.blogspot.com/ " I know of nobody who is purely Autistic or purely neurotypical. Even God had some Autistic moments, which is why the planets all spin. " ~ Jerry Newport > > Gabby have you tried the candy from the naturalcandystore? Problem > with some " healthy " candy is that it tastes like...I can't think of a > word so let's just leave it at disgusting. I'll never forget the one > year for Christmas someone gave me these chocolates that were all > natural -biting into candy you expect something sweet right? At > least I thought they would be sweet -it was almost like it was > supposed to be a gag gift -literally. > > Now Yummy Earth makes these lollipops that I bought at Whole Foods > and my boys and tons of their friends LOVE them. They are the > bestest lollipops in the word. > http://www.yummyearth.com/ > > Problem is that in today's standards you can't just give out " one " > lollipop at Halloween and not look like a cheapie -and these > lollipops aren't cheap to give out handfuls. But they are great! > > Oh just found that horrible chocolate someone gave me - > " Dolphin Natural Chocolates creates malt-sweetened, non-dairy chocolate " > http://www.dolphinnatural.com/webpage.cfm?webpage_name=Our%20Products > > To me it's not " milk chocolate " without the milk -and sugar free too?! > Why would anyone get 'me' sweet tooth - " sugar free " is beyond > me! Sugar free chocolate -I'd rather eat broccoli -for real. (and no > I can't mail them to anyone I threw them away. Glenn said " are you > kidding?! " when I asked him if he wanted to try them after I bit into > one and he saw my face and watched me spit it out) > > There are some other organic chocolates I've had that are awesome - > but for lollipops -http://www.yummyearth.com/ > > > ===== > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2008 Report Share Posted October 29, 2008 Well not for lollys because of Yummy Earth -but yes lots of other things. On this topic -what do you and everyone think of these videos?! Even though they talk about Halloween candy it's not just candy -we have to look at everything that contains milk powder right now. USA Food Supply TAINTED? . . . . .Halloween Candy? Melamine + Toxins? Mike Mozart of JeepersMedia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUB79WJ9ktQ Deadly Candy 4 Halloween?. . . Candy Product Review 2008 of Potentially MELAMINE Tainted Treats, A SERIOUS Warning My Mike Mozart of JeepersMedia on You Tube " Sep 24, 2008 06:07 PM in Everyday Science | 7 comments | Post a comment Why is melamine in baby formula, your food -- and your pets' meals? ....So what is it? Melamine is a nitrogen-based compound used in commercial and industrial plastics, such as eating utensils and laminates, whiteboard wall paneling, flooring and Formica countertops. According to U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials, who investigated melamine contamination in pet food last year, it is also used as a fertilizer in Asia. An estimated 8,500 dogs and cats died of kidney failure after chowing down on melamine laced fare; when large amounts of the chemical are ingested, it causes the formation of kidney stones, as well as the organs' failure. Chinese food companies use the nitrogen-based compound in wheat flour and other products to make these products appear to have more protein. Normally, proteins are the only source of nitrogen in food, so by looking for that element in tests, one can figure out relative protein concentrations. " Whenever someone looks at nitrogen in food, almost always they are looking at the amount of protein in food, " Lora Sporny, a professor of nutrition education at Columbia University in New York, told ScientificAmerican.com last year. During a press conference held during last year's pet food scandal, FDA official Sundlof said it was possible that the tainted grub was deliberately spiked with melamine to make it appear to have higher protein levels. " The motivation would be economic in that you can take a product that is low in protein, " he said, " and add a substance that from a chemistry standpoint makes the product appear to have a higher protein content than it does so it can be marketed at the price. " What does melamine do in the body? A Cornell veterinarian told us last year that melamine is not considered to be " a very toxic compound, " but can result in kidney stones and kidney failure especially in small animals. Investigators found crystals made up of melamine and its byproducts in the urine and kidneys of in the dogs and cats that were poisoned last year. Because it formed crystals in the body and was not fully dissolved in urine, the melamine gathered in the kidney, gunking up the organ and forming stones. The pets that died suffered acute kidney failure. Now the same thing appears to be happening to China's tiny tots. Chinese officials claim they have a handle on the problem; there have been at least 18 arrests in the probe and the head of China's quality watchdog group resigned. Nevertheless, parents in China and places where the product is sold are reported to be nervous. The FDA says it's unlikely that any of the tainted products made it to the U.S. but agents were scouting shops in Asian neighborhoods in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Seattle to make sure that none had slipped through to those community shops. http://www.sciam.com/blog/60-second-science/post.cfm?id=why-is-melamine-in-baby-\ formula-you-2008-09-24 ===== Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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