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- Most of the indian food receipes contains nuts in one or the other way. This is not at all suitable to those who have nut allergy. So for all those who have such kind of allergy-beware of indian food.
- Patients with nut allergy finds very difficult to prevent allergy when eating outside as most of the dishes contains traces of nuts. So better eat home made food.
- We should eat only what we can safely utilise. Dr.David Black www.blackchiropractic.com.au
- Very cool. Yet am getting ready to grill with the borax, nitrate, and lime.
- Been using a chimney for years, and love it. How were you lighting your charcoal before?
Crispy on the Outside
The irreverent food blog for food outlaws.
Friend and food blogger Jacob Grier has a great piece in Reason on the waning legality of raw milk.
[Pasteurized] milk resulted in the loss of seasonality and taste. Cooking milk introduces new flavors, some of them unpleasant. And since pasteurization kills bacteria indiscriminately, many ... Continue reading »
[Pasteurized] milk resulted in the loss of seasonality and taste. Cooking milk introduces new flavors, some of them unpleasant. And since pasteurization kills bacteria indiscriminately, many ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
More telling was the stat offered by a pro raw supporter that noted "3.6 million human cases of salmonellosis were reported between 1971 and 1982 in California, and that almost half of them were attributed to food service establishments, most of the remainder to meat and poultry, and only 103 to certified raw milk".
103 out of 3.6 million? And that constitutes a health problem? Granted I understand salmonella is not the only risk of raw milk, but unless one of them is far more prevalent than that, I don't see the risk.
I don't buy the it'll cure me of X problem angle, and while it may contain more vitamins than pasteurized, I'm not sure milk drinkers are at any danger if they don't drink raw milk.
But the fact that no one could show any real numbers on public health harms it seems to me this ought to be a legal option for folks to purchase.
Seems to me to easily be more Nanny State BS in terms of food.