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    3. More about the bread you eat. Did you know, azodicarbonamide, is a chemical used in the manufacture of PVC piping? Many countries around the world have banned it except the US.
    More about the bread you eat. Did you know, azodicarbonamide, is a chemical used in the manufacture of PVC piping? Many countries around the world have banned it except the US.

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    +5  Views: 1887 Answers: 4 Posted: 13 years ago
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      Maybe the aliens will bring us some decent bread.
      13 years ago. Rating: 4
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        eggplant

        I have no idea if it's in Australian bread, donuts etc.
        commented 13 years ago
        Would you leave my bread alone please? LOL
        13 years ago. Rating: 3
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          eggplant

          It's not safe to eat. If you go to this site:http://www.survival-training.info/ you'll find more about it.
          commented 13 years ago
          Colleen

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          I eat more bagels than bread. Wonder if the bagels are safe.
          commented 13 years ago
          If we took notice to all the panic merchants we would all be dead in a couple of weeks.
          We would all starve, it`s not save to eat anything.
          13 years ago. Rating: 3
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            eggplant

            It's interesting to find out what's in the food we eat.
            commented 13 years ago
            Yes and no, sometimes I think we are better off not knowing what we are eating.
            13 years ago. Rating: 2
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              6dogs4us

              True, but no wonder there are so many people dying of cancer. From the atmosphere and the air we breath to the food we eat, we are surrounded by things that aren't good for us.
              commented 13 years ago
              winfia

              Well - recently I was looking at a bread contents label in my local market, and I learned that there was wood pulp in the bread. I did not buy it. I wonder why? Perhaps because I had taken the time to inform myself.
              commented 13 years ago


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