Comments for Spilled Ingredients http://spilledingredients.com Safe and unsafe ingredients spilled here Tue, 27 Jul 2010 04:11:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Sweet Potato Fries by Sophie Wilson http://spilledingredients.com/2010/03/sweet-potato-fries/comment-page-1/#comment-2751 Sophie Wilson Tue, 27 Jul 2010 04:11:14 +0000 http://spilledingredients.com/?p=810#comment-2751 Olive oil is very tasty and it has very low saturated fats."'. Olive oil is very tasty and it has very low saturated fats.”‘.

]]> Comment on About that Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Dinner by joe dupont http://spilledingredients.com/2010/03/about-that-kraft-macaroni-and-cheese-dinner/comment-page-1/#comment-2202 joe dupont Wed, 02 Jun 2010 03:49:26 +0000 http://spilledingredients.com/?p=851#comment-2202 Previous Next | Back to Messages From : NabiscoEmailTeam@casupport.com | Save to Address Book | Block Sender To : "joedupont@juno.com" , " joedupont@juno.cm" Subject : Re: Your Comment/Question Case ID: 20609156 Date : Tue, Jun 01, 2010 08:54 PM [ Print ] Thank You for Contacting Us! Hi Joseph, Thank you for visiting http://www.nabiscoworld.com and I’m sorry you’re disappointed in your purchase of TRISCUIT Fire Roasted Tomato & Olive Oil Crackers. I can assure you that we only use the artificial colors that are on the GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) List. We abide by FDA regulations for artificial colors. Also, the following FDA Certified artificial food colors MUST be declared in the ingredient line on the package: Red #40 Blue #1 Yellow #5 (Tartrazine) Blue #2 Yellow #6 Red #3 The colorings listed above can not be declared in the ingredient line as "artificial coloring". Yellow #5 and Yellow #6 are derived from non-animal sources. If we use something to color a food product, other than an FDA Certified artificial color, (such as beet juice), that too must be declared in the ingredient line indicating its presence in the product and that it is being used for coloring. If you haven’t done so already, please add our site to your favorites and visit us again soon! Kim McMiller Associate Director, Consumer Relations ~~TLXEA_20609156~~N ------------------------------------------------------------------ I read where I am consuming Red dye 46, Yellow#5 and Blue #1. Why destroy a product by putting poison in your nutricious product? Do you put these artificial dyes in all of your Triscuits? Previous Next | Back to Messages
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To : “joedupont@juno.com” , ” joedupont@juno.cm”

Subject : Re: Your Comment/Question Case ID: 20609156

Date : Tue, Jun 01, 2010 08:54 PM

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Thank You for Contacting Us!

Hi Joseph,

Thank you for visiting http://www.nabiscoworld.com and I’m sorry you’re disappointed in your purchase of TRISCUIT Fire Roasted Tomato & Olive Oil Crackers.

I can assure you that we only use the artificial colors that are on the GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) List. We abide by FDA regulations for artificial colors.

Also, the following FDA Certified artificial food colors MUST be declared in the ingredient line on the package:

Red #40 Blue #1 Yellow #5 (Tartrazine) Blue #2 Yellow #6

Red #3

The colorings listed above can not be declared in the ingredient line as “artificial coloring”.

Yellow #5 and Yellow #6 are derived from non-animal sources.

If we use something to color a food product, other than an FDA Certified artificial color, (such as beet juice), that too must be declared in the ingredient line indicating its presence in the product and that it is being used for coloring.

If you haven’t done so already, please add our site to your favorites and visit us again soon!

Kim McMiller
Associate Director, Consumer Relations

~~TLXEA_20609156~~N

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I read where I am consuming Red dye 46, Yellow#5 and Blue #1. Why destroy a product by putting poison in your nutricious product? Do you put these artificial dyes in all of your Triscuits?

]]> Comment on Yogurt for so many reasons by Ava Davis http://spilledingredients.com/2009/07/yogurt-for-so-many-reasons/comment-page-1/#comment-2110 Ava Davis Fri, 21 May 2010 03:25:29 +0000 http://spilledingredients.com/?p=580#comment-2110 i also have lactose intolerance that is why i always avoid dairy products.-~* i also have lactose intolerance that is why i always avoid dairy products.-~*

]]> Comment on Aspirin contributes to strokes by Nathan Rodriguez http://spilledingredients.com/2010/02/aspirin-contributes-to-strokes/comment-page-1/#comment-2100 Nathan Rodriguez Thu, 20 May 2010 03:27:45 +0000 http://spilledingredients.com/?p=690#comment-2100 my uncle got stomach ulcers because he took a lot of Aspirin to take care of his high blood pressure.--- my uncle got stomach ulcers because he took a lot of Aspirin to take care of his high blood pressure.—

]]> Comment on Fake Baking: It’s not just happening in tanning booths by Mary http://spilledingredients.com/2009/06/fake-baking-its-not-just-happening-in-tanning-booths/comment-page-1/#comment-2067 Mary Fri, 14 May 2010 06:57:07 +0000 http://spilledingredients.com/?p=463#comment-2067 And watch out for those aluminum & teflon cookware. Aluminum is a very soft metal and it DOES end up in the food you cook or bake in it. ESP if that food is anywhere on the acidic side. Teflon has toxic fluoride compounds in it which have been proven to not only come off into your food, but also to vaporize into the air you breath should you ever over-heat the pan or burn something in it! If there were a canary or small bird in your house when this happened it would likely kill him! Studies have shown that a large majority of the population has teflon in their blood! And have linked this to several serious illnesses, diseases & immune system dysfunctions. It is most wise to get good quality ceramic/glass fired on cast iron, also know as enameled cast iron. Beware of cheap imitations which use a cheap epoxy resin (plastic) instead of actual porcelain or glass fired-on enamel. Glass cookware like corning or pyrex is also a very good choice. And watch out for those aluminum & teflon cookware. Aluminum is a very soft metal and it DOES end up in the food you cook or bake in it. ESP if that food is anywhere on the acidic side. Teflon has toxic fluoride compounds in it which have been proven to not only come off into your food, but also to vaporize into the air you breath should you ever over-heat the pan or burn something in it! If there were a canary or small bird in your house when this happened it would likely kill him! Studies have shown that a large majority of the population has teflon in their blood! And have linked this to several serious illnesses, diseases & immune system dysfunctions. It is most wise to get good quality ceramic/glass fired on cast iron, also know as enameled cast iron. Beware of cheap imitations which use a cheap epoxy resin (plastic) instead of actual porcelain or glass fired-on enamel. Glass cookware like corning or pyrex is also a very good choice.

]]> Comment on Buttermilk Pancake Paradise by Black Bean Hummus Dip for the Mommies • Spilled Ingredients http://spilledingredients.com/2010/02/buttermilk-pancake-paradise/comment-page-1/#comment-2042 Black Bean Hummus Dip for the Mommies • Spilled Ingredients Sun, 09 May 2010 16:04:15 +0000 http://spilledingredients.com/?p=748#comment-2042 [...] go-to snacks.  Slice ‘em in half for the wee ones, of course.  Yesterday morning, I made another batch of buttermilk pancakes that will also take us through the week, maybe more.  Some pancakes were kept in the fridge for [...] [...] go-to snacks.  Slice ‘em in half for the wee ones, of course.  Yesterday morning, I made another batch of buttermilk pancakes that will also take us through the week, maybe more.  Some pancakes were kept in the fridge for [...]

]]> Comment on Salmon simplified and WILD by Niki http://spilledingredients.com/2010/04/salmon-simplified-and-wild/comment-page-1/#comment-1988 Niki Tue, 27 Apr 2010 18:15:39 +0000 http://spilledingredients.com/?p=919#comment-1988 Bri: Fresh Alaskan trout sounds amazing, how simple too. I hope you like the salmon, BBQ style, it’s a perfect “no prep” dinner – we just had it again on Sunday. Trader Joe’s BBQ sauce it was! Bon appetite :) Bri: Fresh Alaskan trout sounds amazing, how simple too. I hope you like the salmon, BBQ style, it’s a perfect “no prep” dinner – we just had it again on Sunday. Trader Joe’s BBQ sauce it was! Bon appetite :)

]]> Comment on Salmon simplified and WILD by Briana Riley http://spilledingredients.com/2010/04/salmon-simplified-and-wild/comment-page-1/#comment-1984 Briana Riley Tue, 27 Apr 2010 15:27:16 +0000 http://spilledingredients.com/?p=919#comment-1984 We have some wild salmon in our freezer that Ryan's uncle caught in Alaska! I think you just inspired some BBQ Salmon tonight. We've had the alaskan caught trout last night with fresh parm, parsley, & garlic, so easy and delicious. Dylan practically eats a whole fish by himself. Thanks for all the great info! We have some wild salmon in our freezer that Ryan’s uncle caught in Alaska! I think you just inspired some BBQ Salmon tonight. We’ve had the alaskan caught trout last night with fresh parm, parsley, & garlic, so easy and delicious. Dylan practically eats a whole fish by himself. Thanks for all the great info!

]]> Comment on Salmon simplified and WILD by tigerfish http://spilledingredients.com/2010/04/salmon-simplified-and-wild/comment-page-1/#comment-1858 tigerfish Sun, 11 Apr 2010 06:12:03 +0000 http://spilledingredients.com/?p=919#comment-1858 Wild salmon wows me! Simplified. Salmon. Wild.... Absolutely agree! Wild salmon wows me! Simplified. Salmon. Wild….
Absolutely agree!

]]> Comment on Aluminum under your arms? by Niki http://spilledingredients.com/2009/04/aluminum-zirconium/comment-page-1/#comment-1811 Niki Thu, 01 Apr 2010 16:06:04 +0000 http://spilledingredients.com/?p=195#comment-1811 Thanks for the great recommendation, Lori. I missed the Trader Joe’s cotton deodorant boat, they stopped making it as soon as I discovered it. :( I’ve been looking for an aluminum-free deodorant stone, and this sounds like one I shouldn’t miss. My current saving grace has been Tom’s 24-hour “mountain spring” deodorant. Thanks for the great recommendation, Lori. I missed the Trader Joe’s cotton deodorant boat, they stopped making it as soon as I discovered it. :( I’ve been looking for an aluminum-free deodorant stone, and this sounds like one I shouldn’t miss. My current saving grace has been Tom’s 24-hour “mountain spring” deodorant.

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