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Not many Americans realise that McDonald, Starbucks, Subway and other US Chains use very different ingredience in the UK and Europe due to the banning of many additives, and there is also much less sugar and salt added in the UK and Europe than in the US meal.
Not many Americans realise that McDonald, Starbucks, Subway and other US Chains use very different ingredience in the UK and Europe due to the banning of many additives, and there is also much less sugar and salt added in the UK and Europe than in the US meal.
Not many Americans realise that McDonald, Starbucks, Subway and other US Chains use very different ingredience in the UK and Europe due to the banning of many additives, and there is also much less sugar and salt added in the UK and Europe than in the US meal.
Its not an additive, its a result of roasting - i.e. a type of burning. You grow your own coffee beans, and then roast them, you'll have acrylamide on them.
So pat yourself on your back as you breathe in those UK diesel car fumes - but if the coffee was roasted its got acrylamide in it (Unless its artificially processed afterwards to remove it).
Oh and btw - if you roast your potatoes - they've got acrylamide in the crust.
Years ago, maybe 15 or so, my friend was told by her MD to NOT drink Starbucks as it contains a chemical in it's processing that is alleged to advance fibroids. My friend drank a lot of Starbucks out and at home, she stopped drinking it after her MD's warning. I Never jumped on the Starbucks craze.
I drink one cup daily of Organics or Seattles Best Organics.
Acrylamide is not an added chemical. Its a result of roasting the beans.
Did you friend tell you that coffee consumption reduces liver cancer incidence?
Its not an additive, its a result of roasting - i.e. a type of burning. You grow your own coffee beans, and then roast them, you'll have acrylamide on them.
So pat yourself on your back as you breathe in those UK diesel car fumes - but if the coffee was roasted its got acrylamide in it (Unless its artificially processed afterwards to remove it).
Oh and btw - if you roast your potatoes - they've got acrylamide in the crust.
I know what it is, it's written in the link at the Food Standards Agency link in relation the new EU/UK Legislation coming in to force in April 2018. Did you read the link and then repost the obvious to try to look clever.
Try reading -
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As for Acrylamide in Coffee new legislation is coming in to force in the EU and UK from April 2018.
As for Diesel, we have new legislation, taxes and a ban on all diesel and petrol cars coming in to force, whilst everything else I have written in relation to differing food and additive standards still remains true and that includes Starbucks which has different additives in the UK and US.
Last edited by Brave New World; 03-30-2018 at 09:32 AM..
Not many Americans realise that McDonald, Starbucks, Subway and other US Chains use very different ingredience in the UK and Europe due to the banning of many additives, and there is also much less sugar and salt added in the UK and Europe than in the US meal.............
Yes, but do many Europeans and Brits realize that all the additive bans and sugar and salt bans are made up by bureaucrats who don't have science and nutrition training, but do have an agenda?
I think they are pretty useless anyway...money talks...lobbyists have plenty of that going for them,
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