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January 10, 2025, 05:02:55 PM
What false and misleading ingredients are these? Jordan Peterson is not a conservative. What happened is the liberals took two steps further left and Jordan stayed where he was. He was vilified for disagreeing with gender-identity and expression being added to the Canadian bill of human rights and got into a fight with UofT over their implementation of mandatory anti-bias training. Shortly after that, he was attacked incessantly by the extreme left at which point he fought back (quite well I might add) and refused (with good explanation) to refer to others with their chosen pronouns-du-jour. Jordan Peterson is a well-spoken, highly-intelligent liberal. Maybe replace Peterson with Dimebag Darrell of Pantera - a known conservative... or John Wayne - he was actually an outspoken conservative rather than simply being accused of conservatism by his critics.
January 10, 2025, 05:01:15 PM
January 10, 2025, 04:06:51 PM
Well concerining the sweet corn let not forget that dyor applies to everything and it is also a healthy food choices be and need careful taught with the balance startegy 
My old boss would often say "Corn has no nutritional value". I'm not sure how far that's true but it doesn't seem likely far off.
January 10, 2025, 04:05:16 PM
January 10, 2025, 04:04:15 PM
Well concerining the sweet corn let not forget that dyor applies to everything and it is also a healthy food choices be and need careful taught with the balance startegy
January 10, 2025, 04:01:20 PM
January 10, 2025, 03:01:15 PM
January 10, 2025, 02:36:09 PM
Sodium chloride and hydrogen hydroxide are good chemicals while sucrose is bad chemical.
Sucrose is not a "bad" chemical. Many common fruits and vegetables are high in sucrose.
https://csidmadesimple.com/foods-high-in-sucrose/
What is bad is excessive consumption of many foods, including salt and sucrose.
January 10, 2025, 02:01:15 PM
January 10, 2025, 01:49:55 PM
In processed foods ingredients are difficult to identify because of presence of too many chemicals. It's difficult to segregate good chemicals with bad chemicals.
b/w these sweet corns has Corn kernels, salt, sugar and water as ingredients with no chemical listed in ingredient.
b/w these sweet corns has Corn kernels, salt, sugar and water as ingredients with no chemical listed in ingredient.
No conservatives added?
In the EU, for example, we have a treshold. So if an ingredient is contained in a very low amount, it doesn't have to be listed.
This product is manufactured in India. Someone from India can clarify that.
I think the sugar and salt (sodium) was just added to the water in the can as a way to preserve or add additional taste to the corn. The corn itself should have a different nutrient value. Unless you are the type of person who drinks the water as well God help you.
If you are diabetic then consume corn occasionally and never the processed one.
these sweet corns has Corn kernels, salt, sugar and water as ingredients with no chemical listed in ingredient.
Sodium chloride, sucrose and hydrogen hydroxide are all chemicals.
Or Sodium chloride and hydrogen hydroxide are good chemicals while sucrose is bad chemical.
January 10, 2025, 01:42:37 PM
these sweet corns has Corn kernels, salt, sugar and water as ingredients with no chemical listed in ingredient.
Sodium chloride, sucrose and hydrogen hydroxide are all chemicals.
I think the sugar and salt (sodium) was just added to the water in the can as a way to preserve or add additional taste to the corn..
Truth in advertising. Sugar definitely makes corn sweet.
Salt has long been added to food to add taste. It does nothing for flavor. Saltiness however is one of the basic tastes.
January 10, 2025, 01:42:16 PM
January 10, 2025, 01:33:03 PM
I am now obsessed with seeing the Nutrients facts of every processed food I see or buy. In this Sweet Corn, to me Carbs, Added Sugar and Total sugar looks fine for consumption. DYOR
Congrats, you just reached Level 2
To reach Level 3, you need to study the ingredients as well
In processed foods ingredients are difficult to identify because of presence of too many chemicals. It's difficult to segregate good chemicals with bad chemicals.
b/w these sweet corns has Corn kernels, salt, sugar and water as ingredients with no chemical listed in ingredient.
No
In the EU, for example, we have a treshold. So if an ingredient is contained in a very low amount, it doesn't have to be listed.
January 10, 2025, 01:31:04 PM
I am now obsessed with seeing the Nutrients facts of every processed food I see or buy. In this Sweet Corn, to me Carbs, Added Sugar and Total sugar looks fine for consumption. DYOR
I think the sugar and salt (sodium) was just added to the water in the can as a way to preserve or add additional taste to the corn. The corn itself should have a different nutrient value. Unless you are the type of person who drinks the water as well God help you.
January 10, 2025, 01:01:19 PM
January 10, 2025, 12:59:42 PM
I am now obsessed with seeing the Nutrients facts of every processed food I see or buy. In this Sweet Corn, to me Carbs, Added Sugar and Total sugar looks fine for consumption. DYOR
Congrats, you just reached Level 2
To reach Level 3, you need to study the ingredients as well
In processed foods ingredients are difficult to identify because of presence of too many chemicals. It's difficult to segregate good chemicals with bad chemicals.
b/w these sweet corns has Corn kernels, salt, sugar and water as ingredients with no chemical listed in ingredient.
January 10, 2025, 12:49:52 PM
I am now obsessed with seeing the Nutrients facts of every processed food I see or buy. In this Sweet Corn, to me Carbs, Added Sugar and Total sugar looks fine for consumption. DYOR
Congrats, you just reached Level 2
To reach Level 3, you need to study the ingredients as well
January 10, 2025, 12:10:01 PM
I am now obsessed with seeing the Nutrients facts of every processed food I see or buy. In this Sweet Corn, to me Carbs, Added Sugar and Total sugar looks fine for consumption. DYOR
January 10, 2025, 12:01:15 PM
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