Yes, it's good thing to understand labeling.
yeah these were just bags with some fruit pieces and stuff, and not a lot of it.To be fair the animals usually get actual food and water also.
I remember going to one where they had a pop machine type thing near the black bear cage where it dispensed some type of sugar water you could feed them though the cage holes and those things were so overweight because of it.
Better check again. That "Kikkomam" in your kitchen came from China.
So this thread had me hungry for Chinese. I go to the Chinese buffet, sit done and what do you suppose I see? A bottle of Kikkoman. I looked at the bottle and it said it was made in Wolworth, WI.
Walworth, Wisconsin.
But you can't trust labels when they're counterfeit. And some restaurants refill bottles of Kikkoman or Sriracha with cheap imitation stuff.not mine brah.
95% of the TPP was what I said. There is some minimal free-trade text in the TPP, but that is mostly with countries that we already have free trade with, so the free trade part was almost nothing (oh no, we'll be flooded with oil import-tax free from Brunei, the horror).That was not the whole point but one thing that you're right about is applying America's broken copyright system to the rest of the world.
But you can't trust labels when they're counterfeit. And some restaurants refill bottles of Kikkoman or Sriracha with cheap imitation stuff.
Remember that Asians and dairy usually don't work together as so many are lactose intolerant.
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OK, that's enough of the stereotyping.
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The stereotype was the "removed" part ... not left in the post.How the hell is this stereotyping? As an Asian with lactose intolerance, this is goddamn fact.
The stereotype was the "removed" part ... not left in the post.
It's in one of the replies though. Essentially, he made a "short joke" which was tasteless.
Is that sriracha made in China too? Not too concerned myself. That shit is hot as hell!
How the hell is this stereotyping? As an Asian with lactose intolerance, this is goddamn fact.
no its made in california and no its not hot as hell.
I forgot the pc term was manlets.The stereotype was the "removed" part ... not left in the post.
It's in one of the replies though. Essentially, he made a "short joke" which was tasteless.
The article wasn't about providing a CSA, but rather using hype to bait-click. Newb.the counterfeits look just like the real deal. too bad the article doesnt mention on how to identify the fakes.
Cardboard is broken down and used as fake wheat flour in dumplings and similar frozen items.It seems like making fake rice wouldn't be financially viable.