Brexperts: Now it's brown toast and potatoes
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Brexperts: Now it's brown toast and potatoes
Well I've had it then. I like browned toast or at least I don't mind it:
Browned toast and potatoes are 'potential cancer risk', say food scientists - BBC News
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Browned toast and potatoes are 'potential cancer risk', say food scientists - BBC News
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Re: Brexperts: Now it's brown toast and potatoes
Well I've had it then. I like browned toast or at least I don't mind it:
Browned toast and potatoes are 'potential cancer risk', say food scientists - BBC News
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Browned toast and potatoes are 'potential cancer risk', say food scientists - BBC News
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Never mind the BBC, I will await the opinion of a truly researching journal like the Mail or the Express
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Re: Brexperts: Now it's brown toast and potatoes
Well I've had it then. I like browned toast or at least I don't mind it:
Browned toast and potatoes are 'potential cancer risk', say food scientists - BBC News
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Browned toast and potatoes are 'potential cancer risk', say food scientists - BBC News
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California made crisp manufacturer's lower the level of acrylamides in crisps to 275ppb between 2005-2008 to avoid putting a cancer warning label on their packets.
So this isn't new news....
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Re: Brexperts: Now it's brown toast and potatoes
Warnings like this:
Spoiler:
and this
Spoiler:
The current 21 1/2 page list of chemicals/substances California considers to cause cancer.
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I was about to say they sure are late to the table on this. I remember seeing the cancer warning signs at restaurants in regards to this on menus for many years living in California.
Warnings like this:
and this
The current 21 1/2 page list of chemicals/substances California considers to cause cancer.
Warnings like this:
Spoiler:
and this
Spoiler:
The current 21 1/2 page list of chemicals/substances California considers to cause cancer.
Unfortunately, particularly California tends to put out actually ridiculous warning signs warning of possible health risks over the most benign things. I remember seeing when we were down in Disney-Anaheim -they are somewhat notorious for it
Attractions, other sites at Disneyland expose visitors to lead, group says - latimes
I am worried now as I touched the Sword in the Stone
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Re: Brexperts: Now it's brown toast and potatoes
Unfortunately, particularly California tends to put out actually ridiculous warning signs warning of possible health risks over the most benign things. I remember seeing when we were down in Disney-Anaheim -they are somewhat notorious for it
Attractions, other sites at Disneyland expose visitors to lead, group says - latimes
I am worried now as I touched the Sword in the Stone
Attractions, other sites at Disneyland expose visitors to lead, group says - latimes
I am worried now as I touched the Sword in the Stone
The law that requires this was a voter initiative that was passed in the mid 80's by voters, and since then the list keeps getting longer and the warning signs more common and for the most part residents pay no attention to the signs, visitors sometimes are freaked out over them though. But for residents, well they are so common, its like crying wolf now, and nobody takes the warnings seriously.
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Re: Brexperts: Now it's brown toast and potatoes
You really can't go a day without seeing a warning in California about cancer or reproductive harm and they are indeed on benign every day things all the way down to mugs and drinking glasses, plates and utensils.
The law that requires this was a voter initiative that was passed in the mid 80's by voters, and since then the list keeps getting longer and the warning signs more common and for the most part residents pay no attention to the signs, visitors sometimes are freaked out over them though. But for residents, well they are so common, its like crying wolf now, and nobody takes the warnings seriously.
The law that requires this was a voter initiative that was passed in the mid 80's by voters, and since then the list keeps getting longer and the warning signs more common and for the most part residents pay no attention to the signs, visitors sometimes are freaked out over them though. But for residents, well they are so common, its like crying wolf now, and nobody takes the warnings seriously.
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I remember the vacuum cleaner I bought when we set up home here had a warning about the power cord giving you cancer.
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I like my toast burnt & my spuds roasted. (Although the latter I eat more rarely). I'm screwed then. Pass the marmite!
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Re: Brexperts: Now it's brown toast and potatoes
Can I sue my parents for all of the traditional Sunday lunches they gave me which consisted of Roast Beef/Lamb/Pork and roast and mashed potatoes etc
Oh how about beans on toast?
Oh how about beans on toast?
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Seeing the price of Lamb, do you ever wonder how they afforded it? I know our family didn't have much but can it be that lamb was no more expensive than the other stuff?
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My family wasn't rich but I don't think lamb was that expensive.
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So it seems reasonable to assume it was similarly expensive before that, especially as it likely came from New Zealand.
We had it as much as any of the alternatives and from the things I never had as a child compared to friends and neighbours I know we didn't have much money.
Maybe it was all spent on Lamb.
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Mine neither but I do remember it was expensive and not buying it because of that in the 80s and 90s when I had my mum over for Sunday dinner and she never used to buy it either.
So it seems reasonable to assume it was similarly expensive before that, especially as it likely came from New Zealand.
We had it as much as any of the alternatives and from the things I never had as a child compared to friends and neighbours I know we didn't have much money.
Maybe it was all spent on Lamb.
So it seems reasonable to assume it was similarly expensive before that, especially as it likely came from New Zealand.
We had it as much as any of the alternatives and from the things I never had as a child compared to friends and neighbours I know we didn't have much money.
Maybe it was all spent on Lamb.