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another of my "first world" issues....
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By *abio OP Man
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
flavoured grapes....
asda are doing flavored grapes on special....
strawberry, tropical and candyfloss.....
now... if I wanted a strawberry flavoured fruit... I'd get a strawberry!!!
but the candyfloss flavoured grapes caught my eye....
can i in all conscience eat something candy floss flavoured and claim they are in fact 1 of my "5 a day"..... |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
Aren't they just different varieties of grape rather than ones covered in stuff?
Its just line breeding - you can get a strawberry that tastes of pineapple.
Chemicals called esters give fruits their flavours and it is the proportions/types of esters produced by the fruiting body that alter it - nobody thinks its sinister that different varieties of apple can taste very distinct. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"When they start selling chocolate flavoured ones.......................
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I'm on board when they develop bacon flavoured fruit! "
Isn't that almost what they have done with vegetarian bacon? Why make vegetarian things taste like meat? Meat tastes like meat.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Are they a more bastardised interpretation than Krispy Kremes? Probably not but I don't see any issues in people eating what they like its their pallet their health and a little bit of something different can be fun. |
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"Are they a more bastardised interpretation than Krispy Kremes? Probably not but I don't see any issues in people eating what they like its their pallet their health and a little bit of something different can be fun. "
We usually find we can fit all our shopping in a trolley, never had to resort to a pallet |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Aren't they just different varieties of grape rather than ones covered in stuff?
Its just line breeding - you can get a strawberry that tastes of pineapple.
Chemicals called esters give fruits their flavours and it is the proportions/types of esters produced by the fruiting body that alter it - nobody thinks its sinister that different varieties of apple can taste very distinct. "
My questions to that would be what methods are they using to manipulate the taste, i.e. is it a manipulation of the esters level and by what means, or is it an introduction of other chemicals and if so which ones and what are the side effects? |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
"Aren't they just different varieties of grape rather than ones covered in stuff?
Its just line breeding - you can get a strawberry that tastes of pineapple.
Chemicals called esters give fruits their flavours and it is the proportions/types of esters produced by the fruiting body that alter it - nobody thinks its sinister that different varieties of apple can taste very distinct.
My questions to that would be what methods are they using to manipulate the taste, i.e. is it a manipulation of the esters level and by what means, or is it an introduction of other chemicals and if so which ones and what are the side effects? "
As far as I know they use selective breeding since the old method of causing muations (chuckling seeds in a pit with radioactive materials - known mutagens) is now illegal... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Aren't they just different varieties of grape rather than ones covered in stuff?
Its just line breeding - you can get a strawberry that tastes of pineapple.
Chemicals called esters give fruits their flavours and it is the proportions/types of esters produced by the fruiting body that alter it - nobody thinks its sinister that different varieties of apple can taste very distinct.
My questions to that would be what methods are they using to manipulate the taste, i.e. is it a manipulation of the esters level and by what means, or is it an introduction of other chemicals and if so which ones and what are the side effects?
As far as I know they use selective breeding since the old method of causing muations (chuckling seeds in a pit with radioactive materials - known mutagens) is now illegal..."
I would be very curious to know what breeds were crossed to produce a candy floss flavor. Its possible that this is a by product of the genetic modification process, the long term effects of which i understood to be unknown. It's also possible it's done via introduction of chemicals. I'd be researching before i bought them, just to get a better idea of the processes involved, particularly because my son is quite sensitive to foods |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love grapes because they're healthy
I like the taste if candy floss but hate that it's unhealthy.
Candy floss grapes have fucked me up because they make me love something I hate..They're awesome awful ace! |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"Are they a more bastardised interpretation than Krispy Kremes? Probably not but I don't see any issues in people eating what they like its their pallet their health and a little bit of something different can be fun.
We usually find we can fit all our shopping in a trolley, never had to resort to a pallet"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I can't wait to try green coca cola
have you not tried it yet... it does have an odd aftertaste to it" can only find it in Costco, don't want a whole case |
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