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What's floating around in your food?

Abstract:
It's Wednesday night, you're starving after a long day of classes and decide to make a batch of your grandma's famous casserole. You reach for a can of green beans, open it and carefully pour it out and notice what looks to be an oddly large bean at first glance....

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Erin

posted 9/25/07 @ 1:08 PM CST

I'm sorry, but the FDA has a point. If you want food that comes from the earth, namely fruits and vegetables, then you can't be too shocked (or especially angry) about finding bugs and stuff of that nature in it. Now, meat products should not have bugs in it, and it is a little extreme for a snake's head to be in a can of green beans, but if you really want to be certain of what's in your food, the only way is to make it or grow it yourself.

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