The bag was full for Halloween. Kids were sparse. I transferred the last
ten pieces to a sandwich ziplock a couple of minutes ago.
<https://postimg.cc/LYBdXwgj>
Later, I might post a picture of my attempt at crab broth. The
Dungeness remains are getting old, and it's garbage day tomorrow.
The "Auld Hide" is at lunch, and I'm bored. :(
leo
Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
The bag was full for Halloween. Kids were sparse. I transferred the last
ten pieces to a sandwich ziplock a couple of minutes ago.
<https://postimg.cc/LYBdXwgj>
Later, I might post a picture of my attempt at crab broth. The
Dungeness remains are getting old, and it's garbage day tomorrow.
The "Auld Hide" is at lunch, and I'm bored. :(
leo
You have much more control than I would.
I gave up buying Halloween candy years ago, especially buying it
early. Too much sampling days before the goblins arrived and
then I'd have to go buy more. It didn't help that I always
bought what _I_ liked.
Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
Later, I might post a picture of my attempt at crab broth. The
Dungeness remains are getting old, and it's garbage day tomorrow.
The "Auld Hide" is at lunch, and I'm bored. :(
leo
You have much more control than I would.
I gave up buying Halloween candy years ago, especially buying it
early. Too much sampling days before the goblins arrived and
then I'd have to go buy more. It didn't help that I always bought what
_I_ liked.
I just watched a program about gelatin, which is often made from pigs
and sometimes from cows. Apparently, it's used in a LOT of candy, but
also in things like yoghurt, pesto spread and other items that you
wouldn't expect. This isn't only a problem for vegetarians and vegans,
but also for Jews and Muslims. But it isn't a widely known fact.
Remember: you heard it here first.
Bruce wrote:
I just watched a program about gelatin, which is often made from pigs
and sometimes from cows. Apparently, it's used in a LOT of candy, but
also in things like yoghurt, pesto spread and other items that you
wouldn't expect. This isn't only a problem for vegetarians and vegans,
but also for Jews and Muslims. But it isn't a widely known fact.
Remember: you heard it here first.
Well, observant Jews are vary aware of what's available to them and I'd
be willing to bet there is some sort of kosher gelatin they use. Boxed
and canned goods are marked with symbols to let them know if it's ok for
them to consume. Most likely they would only use gelatin made from beef.
On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 04:40:08 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net (ItsJoanNotJoAnn) wrote:
Bruce wrote:
I just watched a program about gelatin, which is often made from pigs
and sometimes from cows. Apparently, it's used in a LOT of candy, but
also in things like yoghurt, pesto spread and other items that you
wouldn't expect. This isn't only a problem for vegetarians and vegans,
but also for Jews and Muslims. But it isn't a widely known fact.
Remember: you heard it here first.
Well, observant Jews are vary aware of what's available to them and I'd
be willing to bet there is some sort of kosher gelatin they use. Boxed
and canned goods are marked with symbols to let them know if it's ok for >>them to consume. Most likely they would only use gelatin made from beef.
It's in lots of items that you'd never expect. Stuff like this: <https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c8/Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg/800px-Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg>
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
Bruce wrote:
On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 04:40:08 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net
(ItsJoanNotJoAnn) wrote:
Bruce wrote:
I just watched a program about gelatin, which is often made from pigs
and sometimes from cows. Apparently, it's used in a LOT of candy, but
also in things like yoghurt, pesto spread and other items that you
wouldn't expect. This isn't only a problem for vegetarians and vegans, >>>> but also for Jews and Muslims. But it isn't a widely known fact.
Remember: you heard it here first.
Well, observant Jews are vary aware of what's available to them and I'd >>>be willing to bet there is some sort of kosher gelatin they use. Boxed >>>and canned goods are marked with symbols to let them know if it's ok for >>>them to consume. Most likely they would only use gelatin made from beef.
It's in lots of items that you'd never expect. Stuff like this:
<https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c8/Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg/800px-Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg>
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their diet. They >most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who know where and what their >gelatin is made of.
Bruce wrote:
On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 04:40:08 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net
(ItsJoanNotJoAnn) wrote:
Bruce wrote:
I just watched a program about gelatin, which is often made from pigs
and sometimes from cows. Apparently, it's used in a LOT of candy, but
also in things like yoghurt, pesto spread and other items that you
wouldn't expect. This isn't only a problem for vegetarians and vegans, >>>> but also for Jews and Muslims. But it isn't a widely known fact.
Remember: you heard it here first.
Well, observant Jews are vary aware of what's available to them and I'd
be willing to bet there is some sort of kosher gelatin they use. Boxed >>> and canned goods are marked with symbols to let them know if it's ok for >>> them to consume. Most likely they would only use gelatin made from
beef.
It's in lots of items that you'd never expect. Stuff like this:
<https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c8/Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg/800px-Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg>
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their diet. They most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who know where and what
their gelatin is made of.
On 3/8/2024 1:02 AM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
It's in lots of items that you'd never expect. Stuff like this:
<https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c8/Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg/800px-Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg>
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their diet. They >> most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who know where and what
their gelatin is made of.
The operative word is "observant". My boss and his wife are Jewish yet
they adore bacon. He often grills pork chops or ribs; he brings
leftovers for his lunch. I doubt they're sitting around worrying about >gelatin. Nice to know Bruce is worried about it for them. ;)
On 3/8/2024 1:02 AM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 04:40:08 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net
(ItsJoanNotJoAnn) wrote:
Bruce wrote:It's in lots of items that you'd never expect. Stuff like this:
I just watched a program about gelatin, which is often made from pigs >>>>> and sometimes from cows. Apparently, it's used in a LOT of candy, but >>>>> also in things like yoghurt, pesto spread and other items that you
wouldn't expect. This isn't only a problem for vegetarians and vegans, >>>>> but also for Jews and Muslims. But it isn't a widely known fact.
Remember: you heard it here first.
Well, observant Jews are vary aware of what's available to them and I'd >>>> be willing to bet there is some sort of kosher gelatin they use. Boxed >>>> and canned goods are marked with symbols to let them know if it's ok for >>>> them to consume. Most likely they would only use gelatin made from beef. >>
<https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c8/Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg/800px-Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg>
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their diet. They >> most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who know where and what
their gelatin is made of.
The operative word is "observant". My boss and his wife are Jewish yet
they adore bacon. He often grills pork chops or ribs; he brings leftovers for his lunch. I doubt they're sitting around worrying about gelatin.
Nice to know Bruce is worried about it for them. ;)
Jill
jmcquown wrote:
On 3/8/2024 1:02 AM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 04:40:08 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net
(ItsJoanNotJoAnn) wrote:
Bruce wrote:
I just watched a program about gelatin, which is often made from pigs >>>>>> and sometimes from cows. Apparently, it's used in a LOT of candy, but >>>>>> also in things like yoghurt, pesto spread and other items that you >>>>>> wouldn't expect. This isn't only a problem for vegetarians and vegans, >>>>>> but also for Jews and Muslims. But it isn't a widely known fact.
Remember: you heard it here first.
Well, observant Jews are vary aware of what's available to them and I'd >>>>> be willing to bet there is some sort of kosher gelatin they use. Boxed
and canned goods are marked with symbols to let them know if it's ok for >>>>> them to consume. Most likely they would only use gelatin made from beef.
It's in lots of items that you'd never expect. Stuff like this:
<https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c8/Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg/800px-Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg>
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their diet. They >>> most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who know where and what
their gelatin is made of.
The operative word is "observant". My boss and his wife are Jewish yet
they adore bacon. He often grills pork chops or ribs; he brings leftovers >> for his lunch. I doubt they're sitting around worrying about gelatin.
Nice to know Bruce is worried about it for them. ;)
Jill
Yes indeed your majesty. Popeye was also a typical jew as well, and he
didn't give a shit about keeping the old jewish laws, whether food taboos
or sex taboos. He ate anything he liked, and he fucked anything that moved and had a heartbeat.
Bruce wrote:
On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 04:40:08 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net (ItsJoanNotJoAnn) wrote:
Bruce wrote:
I just watched a program about gelatin, which is often made
from pigs and sometimes from cows. Apparently, it's used in a
LOT of candy, but also in things like yoghurt, pesto spread and
other items that you wouldn't expect. This isn't only a problem
for vegetarians and vegans, but also for Jews and Muslims. But
it isn't a widely known fact. Remember: you heard it here
first.
Well, observant Jews are vary aware of what's available to them
and I'd be willing to bet there is some sort of kosher gelatin
they use. Boxed and canned goods are marked with symbols to let
them know if it's ok for them to consume. Most likely they would
only use gelatin made from beef.
It's in lots of items that you'd never expect. Stuff like this:
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their diet.
They most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who know where and
what their gelatin is made of.
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their diet.
They most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who know where and
what their gelatin is made of.
Beef hooves likely.
cshenk wrote:
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their diet.
They most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who know where and
what their gelatin is made of.
Beef hooves likely.
Exactly.
I remember seeing boxes of Knox gelatin in the grocery store as a youngster. >Plainly displayed on the front of the box was a cow. Have they since changed >their ingredient? I haven't a clue.
cshenk wrote:
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their diet.
They most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who know where and
what their gelatin is made of.
Beef hooves likely.
Exactly.
I remember seeing boxes of Knox gelatin in the grocery store as a
youngster.
Plainly displayed on the front of the box was a cow. Have they since changed
their ingredient? I haven't a clue.
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 04:40:08 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net
(ItsJoanNotJoAnn) wrote:
Bruce wrote:
I just watched a program about gelatin, which is often made
from pigs and sometimes from cows. Apparently, it's used in a
LOT of candy, but also in things like yoghurt, pesto spread and
other items that you wouldn't expect. This isn't only a problem
for vegetarians and vegans, but also for Jews and Muslims. But
it isn't a widely known fact. Remember: you heard it here
first.
Well, observant Jews are vary aware of what's available to them
and I'd be willing to bet there is some sort of kosher gelatin
they use. Boxed and canned goods are marked with symbols to let
them know if it's ok for them to consume. Most likely they would
only use gelatin made from beef.
It's in lots of items that you'd never expect. Stuff like this:
<https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c8/Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg/800px-Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg>
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their diet.
They most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who know where and
what their gelatin is made of.
Beef hooves likely.
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 04:40:08 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net (ItsJoanNotJoAnn) wrote:
Bruce wrote:
I just watched a program about gelatin, which is often made
from pigs and sometimes from cows. Apparently, it's used in a
LOT of candy, but also in things like yoghurt, pesto spread and
other items that you wouldn't expect. This isn't only a problem
for vegetarians and vegans, but also for Jews and Muslims. But
it isn't a widely known fact. Remember: you heard it here
first.
Well, observant Jews are vary aware of what's available to them
and I'd be willing to bet there is some sort of kosher gelatin
they use. Boxed and canned goods are marked with symbols to let
them know if it's ok for them to consume. Most likely they would
only use gelatin made from beef.
It's in lots of items that you'd never expect. Stuff like this:
<https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c8/Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg/800px-Fale_-_Barcellona_-_194.jpg>
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their diet.
They most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who know where and
what their gelatin is made of.
Beef hooves likely.
cshenk wrote:
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their
diet. They most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who
know where and what their gelatin is made of.
Beef hooves likely.
Exactly.
I remember seeing boxes of Knox gelatin in the grocery store as a
youngster. Plainly displayed on the front of the box was a cow.
Have they since changed their ingredient? I haven't a clue.
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
cshenk wrote:
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their
diet. They most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who
know where and what their gelatin is made of.
Beef hooves likely.
Exactly.
I remember seeing boxes of Knox gelatin in the grocery store as a
youngster. Plainly displayed on the front of the box was a cow.
Have they since changed their ingredient? I haven't a clue.
Don't know but a lot of products have the 'kosher' symbol.
On 2024-03-10, cshenk <cshenk@virginia-beach.net> wrote:
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
cshenk wrote:
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their
diet. They most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who
know where and what their gelatin is made of.
Beef hooves likely.
Exactly.
I remember seeing boxes of Knox gelatin in the grocery store as a
youngster. Plainly displayed on the front of the box was a cow.
Have they since changed their ingredient? I haven't a clue.
Don't know but a lot of products have the 'kosher' symbol.
Gelatin can be kosher. Beef gelatin generally isn't, though,
because the cows from which gelatin is made weren't slaughtered
or processed properly.
Cindy Hamilton wrote:
On 2024-03-10, cshenk <cshenk@virginia-beach.net> wrote:
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
cshenk wrote:
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Bruce wrote:
Would you expect there to be dead pig in there?
No, but as I said they are aware of what is acceptable in their
diet. They most likely only buy from kosher candy stores who
know where and what their gelatin is made of.
Beef hooves likely.
Exactly.
I remember seeing boxes of Knox gelatin in the grocery store as a
youngster. Plainly displayed on the front of the box was a cow.
Have they since changed their ingredient? I haven't a clue.
Don't know but a lot of products have the 'kosher' symbol.
Gelatin can be kosher. Beef gelatin generally isn't, though,
because the cows from which gelatin is made weren't slaughtered
or processed properly.
Maybe they were?
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