Peanut Butter- Bug Parts?
Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2014 5:23 pm
I've been reading that peanut butter contains bug and rodent fragments. Wtf???
Anyone know if this is true...?
Anyone know if this is true...?
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I read that there are 30 insect parts per 100 grams.We're talking about very small amounts of accidental contamination though. Mostly beetles, larvae, and rodent feces and hair.
It is ground up very fine, it is a paste; they wouldn't even likely be visible except under a microscope.EquALLity wrote: I read that there are 30 insect parts per 100 grams.
Update- Parts could be really small though. But still, ick.
Eh, ok. But that still adds up.It is ground up very fine, it is a paste; they wouldn't even likely be visible except under a microscope.
I actually got it from an Instagram post on some vegan account, but after looking into it just now I found this-Not sure where you got 30 though.
..How old are you that you're just now learning that bugs are on and in everything?EquALLity wrote: 8 oz. of golden raisins have 10 whole insects and 35 bug eggs?
What the fffffffffffffff
How shocking!!1 I don't like the idea of eating 10 entire bugs by eating some golden raisins (which I don't eat anyway, but that wasn't the point)...How old are you that you're just now learning that bugs are on and in everything?![]()
Your body is also covered in bugs. The air is filled with little creepy crawly things.
Even bugs have bugs on them.
Note the mites crawling around on this ant's head:
http://emlab.umaine-biology.org/wp-cont ... 03/ant.jpg
I don't know what you're talking about. You can be shocked if you want I suppose.EquALLity wrote: But you fixate on the disgust at eating 10 bugs? How is that shocking at all?
If there are bugs in the rug, and in your eyes, and in the air, why wouldn't there be bugs on your food?EquALLity wrote:I know that there are tiny bugs on rugs and in your eyes etc., but they are so small and insignificant. I'm also not EATING them. If I am by breathing in bugs through the air or something, breathing is unavoidable.
No... that's what I think you should not do. Bugs are everywhere, you can't avoid them, don't worry about it.EquALLity wrote:And you list these things as if I'm supposed to go, "Oh my god! Ew ew ew ew ew bugssssssss!"
I didn't know you were seven. Anyway, I didn't say you were flailing or anything.EquALLity wrote:Because I'm just a flailing seven-year-old, right?
I was talking about the shocked face, but you can go on like you didn't make it.I don't know what you're talking about. You can be shocked if you want I suppose.
No, but you can avoid eating things with a lot of bugs.If there are bugs in the rug, and in your eyes, and in the air, why wouldn't there be bugs on your food?
You can't avoid eating either.
I actually don't know if you are trolling when you act like you took that seriously.I didn't know you were seven. Anyway, I didn't say you were flailing or anything.
I just find it odd that this is news.
This?EquALLity wrote: I was talking about the shocked face, but you can go on like you didn't make it.
The healthiest foods tend to be covered in insect eggs, and tiny bugs of all sorts.EquALLity wrote: No, but you can avoid eating things with a lot of bugs.