GM FOODS

by **Pal of Porty** » 11 Jan 2005, 22:43

I strongly agree that robust measures should be introduced to eliminate potential genetic crossover in GM trials.

I am however amazed at how vociferous people are on this particular issue, when as a nation, we are prepared to gobble up any ingredients the manufacturers care to stick in their ready meals. Consistently high saturated fat, sugar and salt levels in a vast array of pre-prepared food is a major factor in contributing towards the obesity and general health epidemic sweeping through our nation.

:spam1:

by **Epykat** » 11 Jan 2005, 22:46

Never mind Spam - do you remember haslet?? :shock:

My mother used to put that on my pieces. I shudder to think..........

by **Porty** » 12 Jan 2005, 01:13

by **Porty** » 12 Jan 2005, 01:15

by **Mimpty** » 12 Jan 2005, 14:23

by **mr magnolia** » 12 Jan 2005, 14:27

by **ecm** » 12 Jan 2005, 14:29

by **Mimpty** » 12 Jan 2005, 14:32

by **ecm** » 12 Jan 2005, 14:35

by **bearcub** » 12 Jan 2005, 21:00

by **foxy** » 12 Jan 2005, 22:37

I don't have a problem with GM foods...seems like natural progression to me

It could be the only way that we may be able to end starvation in third world countries

I've been eating seedless grapes for years. Haven't you?

by **Pal of Porty** » 12 Jan 2005, 22:45

by **teddygirl** » 12 Jan 2005, 23:00

by **foxy** » 12 Jan 2005, 23:03

by **Gemini** » 13 Jan 2005, 09:03

by **teddygirl** » 13 Jan 2005, 10:41

by **wangi** » 13 Jan 2005, 11:20

by **foxy** » 13 Jan 2005, 11:25

by **Porty** » 13 Jan 2005, 11:27

by **wangi** » 13 Jan 2005, 11:27

by **teddygirl** » 13 Jan 2005, 12:11

I have had quite a few pokes of chips from that chippie over the years but not for a long time.It used to be the stopping place when on bus runs. I come from Huntly and that was always the favourite place to stop on the way home.
Now that the bypass is there we don't go through Stonehaven anymore and it doesn't hold fond memories for me at the moment. On a trip home last september the car broke down on the way back on that very bypass and myself, dog and a goldfish had to travel back to Edinburgh on the train. Hubby and car stayed the night up there only to discover the next day was the Aberdeen holiday and the part could not be got for the car so another train journey to Edinburgh for him and back up the following week-end to collect the car. All in all the whole thing cost around Ã‚Â£400 as we had to join the AA in an emergency situation and all they did was tow us to a garage. One of lifes little experiences. :roll:

by **Pal of Porty** » 13 Jan 2005, 15:39

by **Lizzie** » 13 Jan 2005, 16:18

by **foxy** » 13 Jan 2005, 20:29

by **teddygirl** » 13 Jan 2005, 22:08

by **Epykat** » 13 Jan 2005, 23:13

by **ecm** » 13 Jan 2005, 23:17

by **teddygirl** » 13 Jan 2005, 23:39

by **Pal of Porty** » 14 Jan 2005, 10:26

by **CatzVP** » 14 Jan 2005, 20:38

by **bellybabe** » 16 Jan 2005, 21:18

by **mr magnolia** » 29 Mar 2005, 12:40

Hmm

GM Rice:

Good idea - lts make it available for free!

(for now, until enough people take it up...)

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