How to clone a Twinkie now that they are extinct
Culture • 11/17/12 1:24:50 am • Views: 325
Jurassic Twinkie:
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re: #2 EiMitch Yeah, I know. I've just been on a "your food doesn't fall into the grocery store from outer space" theme lately. People can bake cakes at home. That Thanksgiving turkey was alive at one time and had to be slaughtered (humanely, one hopes.) Potatoes once were underground and do not grow pre-sliced and deep fat fried. I did upding the page. ...
re: #2 EiMitch Yeah, I know. I've just been on a "your food doesn't fall into the grocery store from outer space" theme lately. People can bake cakes at home. That Thanksgiving turkey was alive at one time and had to be slaughtered (humanely, one hopes.) Potatoes once were underground and do not grow pre-sliced and deep fat fried. I did upding the page. ...11/17/12 12:45:02 pm
Polysorbate 60 is a quite the creation. Most of those ingredients aren't so bad, in small quantities, but twinkies contain so much fat and fructose (from corn syrup) that they ought to be considered hazards! Calcium sulfate is naturally found as gypsum and has many uses. As a kid I used to take pieces of gypsum and use it as a chalk stick to ...
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