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Originally posted by fusionhunter
To be honest I'm probably still going to drink orange juice and not care.
Nothing has happened to me yet and I don't think anything will that's related to OJ.
Simply disgusting, what does this mean?
It means globalism is always a disgusting path because the best fresh quality will always come from a decentralized free market economy
Originally posted by Anoynymoose
And the moral of the story...
Don't drink orange juice, eat a orange!
Make sure you wash it first though after peeling. At least rinse with water.
edit on 30-7-2011 by Anoynymoose because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by OldCorp
Ethyl-butyrate... Yummmm.
This reminded me (for some strange reason) of local produce grown in South Carolina, specifically peaches.
During the summer months, the ONLY place that you can find South Carolina peaches are at roadside stands. None of the chain supermarkets carry them - NONE - not Walmart, not Bi-Lo, not Publix; you simply can not find local produce on their shelves. For some reason, the peaches sold in the stores come from South America. So where do OUR peaches go?
Fun Fact: Even though Georgia is known as "The Peach State," South Carolina actually produces TWICE as many peaches as our neighbor to the west. South Carolina Beats Neighbor In Peach Produceedit on 7/30/2011 by OldCorp because: my "L" key sticks
Originally posted by aching_knuckles
Please explain how a "decentralized free market economy" would help this situation....with NO regulations, wouldnt they be able to do EVEN MORE disgusting stuff to our foods? How would removing guidelines help?
Originally posted by BeyondPerception
Is there anything that isn't tainted in some form?
Originally posted by benintheuk
I personally prefer to squeeze my own oranges
Originally posted by aching_knuckles
Simply disgusting, what does this mean?
It means globalism is always a disgusting path because the best fresh quality will always come from a decentralized free market economy
Please explain how a "decentralized free market economy" would help this situation....with NO regulations, wouldnt they be able to do EVEN MORE disgusting stuff to our foods? How would removing guidelines help?
Originally posted by ThinkingCap
This sounds a lot more like the big juice corporations, such as Welchs or Sunny D.
It's all about getting your juice from the independant people. Not the corporations that can afford TV commercials.