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What are some common dead animal byproducts use in food? |
Could someone tell me the name of ingredients and what in what foods they are commonly found and maybe if anyone knows alternative brands or foods etc that don't have the byproducts. 'tis a big question ! Michael posted a great list...it lists cochineal extract--but it's important to watch out for Carmine coloring, which it is more commonly listed as. Collagen is derived from cows and is commonly used in gelatinous desserts. Michael H, thanks for the link, I am so surprised about some products!!! I'd give you a "thumbs up", but i have Level 1.. NO you do it |
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