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To: pocotrader who wrote (59306)11/14/2010 7:16:51 PM
From: Sexton O Blake  Respond to of 233809
 
Yup. And Halloween Candy - either from a known company or not accepted. Lot more "zero label" packaging this year I found. Last year more "Made in China" - this year assumed to be from China.

Those or a fresh apples (with the urban myth - razor blades) - same thing. Urban myth indeed.

We got a bunch of little clear bags of maybe 10-15 jellybeans. WTF?!

blake

PS: Doesn't mean we won't cull all the treats and give them out next year. "It's a little bit full of chemicals - but it's still good -- it's still good."



To: pocotrader who wrote (59306)11/14/2010 7:54:01 PM
From: E. Charters  Respond to of 233809
 
You don't know you are eating the stuff. I see boats from China at local ports offloading tons of grain. Where this stuff ends up is in your Danish and Croissant. Who is going to tell? Certainly not the Franchisee. All you will get for your enquiry is gobbledygook, or I don't know. Starbucks is better than most. Bottom line is try to eat organic if you can afford it. A surefire sign is if one of your kids grows a second head. Chinese food. Guaranteed.

EC<:-}


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