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Running Brewer
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 Posted: 02/24/04 - 19:23 Post subject: What are natural ingredients?
I was looking on the label for Lawry's salt and it listed a bunch of stuff and then Natural ingredients. I have seen this on other things before, like natural flavors. Of what???? Is it just their way of trying to include something that sounds wholesome in the label?
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ShannonG
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Posted: 02/24/04 - 19:51 Post subject:
It means if the stuff is Lemon Pepper, it has real lemon in it. Artificial flavors would mean it's chemically synthesized lemon flavor.
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MastrBrewr
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Posted: 02/24/04 - 22:34 Post subject:
You know, they're ingredients found, like, in, nature n' stuff.
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Posted: 02/24/04 - 22:40 Post subject:
| MastrBrewr wrote: | | You know, they're ingredients found, like, in, nature n' stuff. |
So there are truly only three food groups:
1. Natural.
2. Artificial.
3. SPAM.
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Running Brewer
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Posted: 02/25/04 - 09:41 Post subject:
| ShannonG wrote: | | It means if the stuff is Lemon Pepper, it has real lemon in it. Artificial flavors would mean it's chemically synthesized lemon flavor. |
I understand when it says artificial flavors because then they are adding something, but if they are adding Natural flavors, natural flavors of what? If it has real lemon in it then it would be on the list. They wouldn't need to add natural flavor on there. 
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Posted: 02/25/04 - 10:38 Post subject:
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Posted: 02/25/04 - 10:40 Post subject:
natural ingredients: all the stuff they couldn't get out of it during the refining process. Like in peanut butter, they can't get all of the mouse droppings cleaned out 
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Posted: 02/25/04 - 10:43 Post subject:
| gretriever wrote: | | MastrBrewr wrote: | | You know, they're ingredients found, like, in, nature n' stuff. |
So there are truly only three food groups:
1. Natural.
2. Artificial.
3. SPAM. |
HIJACK: Someone once told me there are three kinds of people:
1. Women
2. Men
3. Tower Record employees
now back to your regularly schedule post.
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Posted: 02/25/04 - 11:38 Post subject:
Cyanide is natural. So is arsenic. Just some thoughts.
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Running Brewer
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Posted: 02/25/04 - 11:40 Post subject:
| cherylpf wrote: | | Cyanide is natural. So is arsenic. Just some thoughts. |
Remind me to never eat anything you make without having it tested first! 
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Posted: 02/25/04 - 11:43 Post subject:
| Running Brewer wrote: | | cherylpf wrote: | | Cyanide is natural. So is arsenic. Just some thoughts. |
Remind me to never eat anything you make without having it tested first!
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What about her brownies with "natural ingredients" added? 
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lickitysplit
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Posted: 02/25/04 - 12:04 Post subject:
| keltic63 wrote: | | natural ingredients: all the stuff they couldn't get out of it during the refining process. Like in peanut butter, they can't get all of the mouse droppings cleaned out |
 Nice thought...now I can't eat my PB&J sandwich for lunch....thanks keltic.
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Posted: 02/25/04 - 12:08 Post subject:
| lickitysplit wrote: | | keltic63 wrote: | | natural ingredients: all the stuff they couldn't get out of it during the refining process. Like in peanut butter, they can't get all of the mouse droppings cleaned out |
Nice thought...now I can't eat my PB&J sandwich for lunch....thanks keltic. |
don't read this then
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Posted: 02/25/04 - 12:08 Post subject:
| lickitysplit wrote: | | keltic63 wrote: | | natural ingredients: all the stuff they couldn't get out of it during the refining process. Like in peanut butter, they can't get all of the mouse droppings cleaned out |
Nice thought...now I can't eat my PB&J sandwich for lunch....thanks keltic. |
I was just eating a Peanut Butter Protein bar!
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Posted: 02/25/04 - 12:14 Post subject:
| keltic63 wrote: | | lickitysplit wrote: | | keltic63 wrote: | | natural ingredients: all the stuff they couldn't get out of it during the refining process. Like in peanut butter, they can't get all of the mouse droppings cleaned out |
Nice thought...now I can't eat my PB&J sandwich for lunch....thanks keltic. |
don't read this then |
Of course I had to look at it......
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