I Have So Many Questions

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“No significant difference” in our milk?🤔 Perhaps “no significant difference” in taste but the FDA delivers some questionable statements, approvals and rejections. But that deep dive isn’t for a (Wordless) Wednesday post.

There are ample sources indicating the potential harm of ingesting bioengineered foods. It was fascinating to read how many publications don’t want to criticize the use of genetically modified organisms in our food supply.

“…a portion” of the contents is removed then re-added in the next country? Yikes.

So, the “concentrate” is from China and/or Turkey? Then shipped to Canada for packaging, followed by a truck ride to the U.S.?

“100% apple juice from concentrate” … “with added ingredients”…? 100% is complete at 100%….🙃.

Thank you for joining me on a not-so-wordless-Wednesday!

20 responses to “I Have So Many Questions”

  1. Mama's Empty Nest Avatar

    It boggles the mind, doesn’t it?

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    1. Mid-Life Mama Avatar

      Yes, it all really does.

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  2. Pauline at Back Porch Studio Avatar

    Me too! So many questions as I read food labels.

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    1. Mid-Life Mama Avatar

      Glad you could relate! There were 20 more at my fingertips, all with questionable contents, production practices, etc.

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  3. Veselin Avatar

    … and this is the real beginning of TMNT

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    1. Mid-Life Mama Avatar

      I’m not sure what you mean…?

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      1. Veselin Avatar

        TNMT means teenage mutant ninja turtles. They were regular turtles until they were exposed to mutagen.

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        1. Mid-Life Mama Avatar

          I was going to type Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles but then I thought ‘no way does he mean that’😄! I completely forgot about how their original change took place. Great example.

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  4. Judy Avatar

    Interesting trip through the ingredient list and learned a few things. Kind of disturbing things; I’m with you: 100% is 100% or it isn’t and you ought not be saying it is 100%. 🙂

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    1. Mid-Life Mama Avatar

      The food production is a mess. The clever ways they are writing the label information to avoid clarity and transparency are concerning.

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      1. Judy Avatar

        Agreed. Hiding undesirable additions under benign sounding names like “natural flavoring.”

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        1. Mid-Life Mama Avatar

          You got it. And there are several similar phrases. We all need to build pesticide-free gardens, raise drug-free chickens… but not everyone has the climate, space, physical stamina, etc., for such an undertaking 365-days a year.

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  5. Mary Avatar

    Good grief! So frustrating!

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    1. Mid-Life Mama Avatar

      It’s time consuming to carefully select food!

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      1. Mary Avatar

        Yes, it is – and then so many contradictions on everything that we read!

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        1. Mid-Life Mama Avatar

          Exactly!

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  6. Jacqui Murray Avatar

    I’m not too excited about eating out because I’m not sure what they’ll put in my food. Now, eating in many not be much better. Sigh.

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    1. Mid-Life Mama Avatar

      Yesterday my daughter told me there’s a new concern about eggs! Every week there seems to be another tainted fresh food item at the grocery store. I’m sighing with you.

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  7. Ronit Penso Tasty Eats Avatar

    They definitely do their best to keep us confused…

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    1. Mid-Life Mama Avatar

      For sure. Corporations are intentional about how the labels describe the food contents.

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