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Tag Archives: Food Additives
Food Labeling: The Hype Hasn’t Really Changed!
CLICK ABOVE TO PLAY MUSIC Music – “Able to Read a Label” from Food Allergies Rock! by Kyle Dine. Released: 2010 In 1906 in the USA, The Pure Food and Drug Act was enacted by the Federal Government, and was … Continue reading
Posted in Cookbooks, Cooking, Cooking and Social History, Eating, Food Trends, Uncategorized, Vintage Cookbooks
Tagged 1950's, Baking Powder, Campbell's, Canned Food Labels, Cooking, Crisco, FDA, Food Additives, Food Adulteration, food history, Food Labels, Mazola, Pure Food and Drug Act, social history, Sue Jimenez, time capsules
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Pebbles in Your Peas? Strychnine in Your Stout?
CLICK ABOVE TO PLAY MUSIC Music – “Bad Food” from He Lie by Blackie. Released: 2009. Increasingly into the 21st century, we have become more and more concerned about what’s in our food. This is especially significant today, as most … Continue reading
Posted in Cookbooks, Cooking, Cooking and Social History, Cooking Technology, Eating, Food Trends, Uncategorized
Tagged A Treatise on Adulterations of Food, Adulterated Foods, Chemicals in Food, Cooking, English Cooking, FDA, Food Additives, Food Adulteration, food history, Frederick Accum, social history, Sue Jimenez, time capsules
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