thai chilli sensations (walkers)

[gremlin]

wentto the pub got a pack and then read the ingredients, ASPARTAME SWEETNER, thei messing with crisps now:eek: I HATE THEM I WANT A GUN TO PUT TO GARY LINEKARS HEAD:D

AVOID WALKERS YOUR SOUL AGREES:eek:

[bernardsmith]

Most Walkers crisps have MSG in as well, disguised as 'flavour enhancer', although it does state that it is in fact Monosodium Glutamate as well...

[meave]

yes prawn also have aspartame the only affordable crisp that i have found that don't have both aspartame and msg are morrison own brand salt and vinger & cheese and onion, ready salted crisp don't ever seem to have these ingreadants either

[Mo0n5tar]

I swear the chinese and Indian on my road use this shit, i can smell the food cooking and it constantly gives me the munchies:( I know mcd's use it aswell, it has an addictive effect on those eating, the smell i get reminds me of the first bite of a cheeseburger and it years since I had one.

[diamond dogs]

wentto the pub got a pack and then read the ingredients, ASPARTAME SWEETNER, thei messing with crisps now:eek: I HATE THEM I WANT A GUN TO PUT TO GARY LINEKARS HEAD:D

AVOID WALKERS YOUR SOUL AGREES:eek:

Please avoid Pepsi Co with links to The Bush Family and products like the plague!! and I have posted before ...Leaves a nasty taste in your mouth!!

http://www.mqmagazine.co.uk/issue-20/issue-20-images/p-43-1.jpg

Taken at The Royal Masonic Variety Show

[cruise4]

Read every ingredients list. They are sneaking this stuff in gradually.

[gremlin]

Read every ingredients list. They are sneaking this stuff in gradually.

yeah i totally agree.

have not drank pepsi or coke in years FEEL BETTER FOR IT:D

[norton]

my wife hates going shopping with me cos i look at the ingredients on everything i buy. although i have noticed that walkers are taking aspartame out of a few of their crisps now (steak and onion being one of them!!)

[daveybpl]

I swear the chinese and Indian on my road use this shit, i can smell the food cooking and it constantly gives me the munchies:( I know mcd's use it aswell, it has an addictive effect on those eating, the smell i get reminds me of the first bite of a cheeseburger and it years since I had one.

Most chinese take aways in the UK use food with msg, dirty shit. Have doing a fairly good job avoiding it over the last few years, but at the same time I doubt I've completely managed to ignore as 'gremlin' said 'they're sneaking it into everthing'.

As far a crisps go, you can't beat Kettle Chips. I don't mind paying an extra 20p to be guaranteed that the ingriedients are all natural.

[lookfar]

Most Walkers crisps have MSG in as well, disguised as 'flavour enhancer', although it does state that it is in fact Monosodium Glutamate as well...

Yeah you're right there, they use the word "Flavourings" etc to encompass MSG & other shite, sneaky little bastards!:( It really is getting silly now with the amount of products this is sneaked into, it's a conspiracy I tell ya, lol:p

[farros]

crisps are junk weather aspartame is in them or not... just dont eat them. period. they do nothing for the body (make me feel more sluggish) and fuck up your teeth. Its better to eat nothing than to eat junk.

[Mo0n5tar]

Wurd! But you can't beat a nice caramel chocolate digestive

[lookfar]

crisps are junk weather aspartame is in them or not... just dont eat them. period. they do nothing for the body (make me feel more sluggish) and fuck up your teeth. Its better to eat nothing than to eat junk.

Hehe yeah but they taste SO good, I just can't help myself sometimes & a little bit of what you fancy now & again doesn't hurt too much (well that's what I tell myself anyway, lol):p I used to eat them quite a bit years ago but have severely cut down these days.

[diamond dogs]

Dying of thirst today popped into local shop in the cool cabinet... MacB Sugar Free drink..Lemon /Lime.. Label reads Still Scottish Spring Water..natural flavouings sugar free. I drank it and later my mouth was full of saliva and a really horrid taste in my mouth..still have after 6hrs..

This Gold Award Winners British Bottling Institute...
Contains Aspartame.. Disguised as a natural spring water drink......

[meave]

Dying of thirst today popped into local shop in the cool cabinet... MacB Sugar Free drink..Lemon /Lime.. Label reads Still Scottish Spring Water..natural flavouings sugar free. I drank it and later my mouth was full of saliva and a really horrid taste in my mouth..still have after 6hrs..

This Gold Award Winners British Bottling Institute...
Contains Aspartame.. Disguised as a natural spring water drink......

warning if says suger free they've just replaced it with shit yer body can't digest. fizzy juices that don't contain aspartime sorry but its cocoa cola and sprite only two i've found(but don't drink ) and diluting jucie only high jucie supermarket own brand otherwise it has the shit in it even if its not sugar free so if anybody know any others the info would much appricated.

[homebrew1973]

warning if says suger free they've just replaced it with shit yer body can't digest. fizzy juices that don't contain aspartime sorry but its cocoa cola and sprite only two i've found(but don't drink ) and diluting jucie only high jucie supermarket own brand otherwise it has the shit in it even if its not sugar free so if anybody know any others the info would much appricated.

Absolutely, those "no added sugar" fizzy drinks and squashes are laced with aspartame in place of sugar. I for one think it`s no coincidence that own-brand ones as well as the ones on special offer take up much more shelf space than the others. Yet when I see all those people knock them back believing it`s good for them? My heart sinks :(

Crisps though? Why not make your own? It`s not as difficult as you`d think.

[icke_is_right]

I class Rapeseed oil/Canola oil as poison. I would advise avoiding that too. You can do your own research. I avoid most processed food.

Tried to hold my breath as I cycled past a tractor spraying crops today but still got a mouthful. Last time this happened I felt wheezey and quite sick. The stuff today wasn't the same and I don't feel bad like the last time. We all end up eating this shit!

[meave]

got a artical on aspartime if anybody wants to read it its a bit lengthy

[diamond dogs]

got a artical on aspartime if anybody wants to read it its a bit lengthy

Thanks for the info meave I will have to be much more careful in future (just spring water) because the taste is still awful and salivating... Can you just post the link re Aspartame.. are all artificial sweeteners the same, I know some are?

[meave]

Thanks for the info meave I will have to be much more careful in future (just spring water) because the taste is still awful and salivating... Can yo just post the link re Aspartame.. are all artificial sweeteners the same, I know some are?

spring water my friend hate to tell you you want to buying less 2% nitrates aka agrucutual poltutants

volvic is the worse

[diamond dogs]

spring water my friend hate to tell you you want to buying less 2% nitrates aka agrucutual poltutants

volvic is the worse


Well what do you drink..what do you reccommend??

[phoebe]

Listen to David Icke, because he speaks truth when he says
that you create your own reality, and anything only
holds as much importance as you yourself attach to it.

Therefore, aspartame, msg... (etc) are only as bad for you
as you believe they are.

As for all the information out there about how poisonous
and terrible these foods are, I have one thing to say:
suggestion is a very powerful thing.

[diamond dogs]

Listen to David Icke, because he speaks truth when he says
that you create your own reality, and anything only
holds as much importance as you yourself attach to it.

Therefore, aspartame, msg... (etc) are only as bad for you
as you believe they are.

As for all the information out there about how poisonous
and terrible these foods are, I have one thing to say:
suggestion is a very powerful thing.


I have to disagree because as in my first thread I did not realise until the ghastly after taste and other symptoms....

Both the Air Force's magazine Flying Safety and the Navy's magazine, Navy Physiology published articles warning about the many dangers of aspartame including the cumlative deliterious effects of methanol and the greater likelihood of birth defects. The articles note that the ingestion of aspartame can make pilots more susceptible to seizures and vertigo. Twenty articles sounding warnings about ingesting aspartame while flying have also appeared in the National Business Aircraft Association Digest (NBAA Digest 1993), Aviation Medical Bulletin (1988), The Aviation Consumer (1988), Canadian General Aviation News (1990), Pacific Flyer (1988), General Aviation News (1989), Aviation Safety Digest (1989), and Plane & Pilot (1990) and a paper warning about aspartame was presented at the 57th Annual Meeting of the Aerospace Medical Association (Gaffney 1986).

[phoebe]

I have to disagree because as in my first thread I did not realise until the ghastly after taste and other symptoms....

Both the Air Force's magazine Flying Safety and the Navy's magazine, Navy Physiology published articles warning about the many dangers of aspartame including the cumlative deliterious effects of methanol and the greater likelihood of birth defects. The articles note that the ingestion of aspartame can make pilots more susceptible to seizures and vertigo. Twenty articles sounding warnings about ingesting aspartame while flying have also appeared in the National Business Aircraft Association Digest (NBAA Digest 1993), Aviation Medical Bulletin (1988), The Aviation Consumer (1988), Canadian General Aviation News (1990), Pacific Flyer (1988), General Aviation News (1989), Aviation Safety Digest (1989), and Plane & Pilot (1990) and a paper warning about aspartame was presented at the 57th Annual Meeting of the Aerospace Medical Association (Gaffney 1986).



If that's what you believe, then that's the way it is for you.

[diamond dogs]

If that's what you believe, then that's the way it is for you.

I get your drift...but would you drink a bottle of bleach...until we are able to 'recondition' ourselves then we are subject to our own beliefs??

[meave]

Well what do you drink..what do you reccommend??


highland spring water has the lowest so far

[phoebe]

I get your drift...but would you drink a bottle of bleach...until we are able to 'recondition' ourselves then we are subject to our own beliefs??

Perhaps not a bottle but a small diluted amount of H202
is beneficial if used as a mouthwash and for myriad other
health applications. :D

You don't need to recondition yourself.
Just recall what you already know.

[lightgiver]

What about all that sprayed shit food we eat:confused:

all that air pollution that you breathe in daily:confused:


all the contaminants in our everyday things that we buy ie plastic,packaging and the rest of the rubbish:confused:

i think sweet thai chilli is a bit lower on the list:confused:

at least you get a choice about that one:rolleyes:

sorry for putting a bit of a damper on things;):D

[icke_is_right]

Listen to David Icke, because he speaks truth when he says
that you create your own reality, and anything only
holds as much importance as you yourself attach to it.

Therefore, aspartame, msg... (etc) are only as bad for you
as you believe they are.

As for all the information out there about how poisonous
and terrible these foods are, I have one thing to say:
suggestion is a very powerful thing.

Yes I considered the implications of the suggestive nature of warnings on cigarette packets a few days ago. When you think on these lines, which I do, then it's incredible. They've got thousands of people believing that they will develop cancer, hence spriralling the number of victims. They then seek treatment which treats the illness as an enemy which leads to further problems......

[homebrew1973]

As has been mentioned in other threads distilled water is the best kind of water you can drink, no crap in it at all. Either an electric distiller or a solar still (which are easy to make) does the job of producing it just fine :)

[meave]

As has been mentioned in other threads distilled water is the best kind of water you can drink, no crap in it at all. Either an electric distiller or a solar still (which are easy to make) does the job of producing it just fine :)

ohhhhhhhhh please post link that will show me how to do this

[homebrew1973]

I can honestly say I`ve no idea where it is, but it is somewhere. Try www.smartstill.com for the electric one or to make one try something like "solar still" on google

[meave]

cheers let the search begin:)

[eyepod]

As has been mentioned in other threads distilled water is the best kind of water you can drink, no crap in it at all. Either an electric distiller or a solar still (which are easy to make) does the job of producing it just fine :)

From :
http://www.mercola.com/article/water/distilled_water_2.htm

"Distillation is the process in which water is boiled, evaporated and the vapour condensed. Distilled water is free of dissolved minerals and, because of this, has the special property of being able to actively absorb toxic substances from the body and eliminate them. Studies validate the benefits of drinking distilled water when one is seeking to cleanse or detoxify the system for short periods of time (a few weeks at a time). Fasting using distilled water can be dangerous because of the rapid loss of electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride) and trace minerals like magnesium, deficiencies of which can cause heart beat irregularities and high blood pressure. Cooking foods in distilled water pulls the minerals out of them and lowers their nutrient value."

I opened my eyes because about two years ago I started hearing from long-term distilled water drinkers who had been consuming only distilled water and who had developed troubles with their hair either thinning or falling out in clumps. I've subsequently learned that hair loss is a condition often associated with various mineral deficiencies.

Since I'd been advised by a serious natural health student whose opinions I value very much that distilled water might well contribute to such problems, I started telling people with hair problems that they might try going back to filtered water or bottled water to see if doing so wouldn't help resolve the symptoms. Interestingly enough, many reported that their hair loss problems improved when they stopped drinking distilled water.

....

Another point involves alkalinity and acidity. Natural health writers generally agree that the body maintains best health when it maintains a ph leaning to the alkaline side rather than the acidic side, and yet distilled water quickly turns highly acidic, about 5.8 in an open air container.

Does it still make sense to you to drink eight glasses a day of distilled water that can potentially help to over-acidify the body?

[ownedtbh]

wow there the only crisps i eat i didnt even think to look if there was aspartame in them thanks for tellin me :)

yeh all this MSG shite in most of our food cant get away from it. ive also noticed there is no vitamins or minerals in hardly anything that its ment to be in its almost like there taking it out. robinsons orange juice being an example
i clearly remember a few years ago robinsons orange had vitamin C and it even said it on the labeling "rich in vitamin C" now you look at it. it has nothing of any value for your body and has aspartame init. i could go on naming loads of products. i was shocked when i noticed this the other day looking at all my food products its so hard to get any nutrients nowa days.

:mad::mad::mad:

[homebrew1973]

There are mineral and vitamin supplements one could take I suppose if they were worried about their health. And even aspartame is to be found in winemaking kits :eek: which is why I don`t buy them anymore (that and their cost).

But this thread was about crisps, shall we get back to those? ;) If you have a garden or a nearby allotment why not grow your own spuds and make your own crisps? ;) Or grow anything else come to that...

[ownedtbh]

There are mineral and vitamin supplements one could take I suppose if they were worried about their health. And even aspartame is to be found in winemaking kits :eek: which is why I don`t buy them anymore (that and their cost).

But this thread was about crisps, shall we get back to those? ;) If you have a garden or a nearby allotment why not grow your own spuds and make your own crisps? ;) Or grow anything else come to that...


they even target the supplements there is an ingredient they put in them to stop the body absorbing the vitamins and minerals i forgot the name of it i remember reading about it a few months ago. anyone else heard of this?

[largejack]

Aspartame has always been in sensation thai chilli crsips.

[moonoodoo]

Seabrook crisps are free from GM, MSG and use sea salt and cooked in sunflower oil. Not seen any trace of aspartame, not even with the prawn cocktail... which dont contain prawns.

[homebrew1973]

Think of all those meat flavoured crisps that are "suitable for vegetarians" :confused:

I remember Salt `n` Shake crisps and I believe they still make them, are the ingredients for them just tatties and oil (and the salt sachets)?

[diamond dogs]

Think of all those meat flavoured crisps that are "suitable for vegetarians" :confused:

I remember Salt `n` Shake crisps and I believe they still make them, are the ingredients for them just tatties and oil (and the salt sachets)?

I buy the Aldi equivalant Snackrite (85p 6 pack): Ingredients Potatoes (British), High Oleic Sunflower Oil. Salt Sachet...so they look 'all clear'' They taste ok I just put a little salt on...

[dmt head]

Ive been getting the salt and shake and not putting the salt in, taste good. Ill check out the aldi ones, though I try not too eat much crap anyway these days. Bout 3 weeks ago wed noticed aspartame in walkers beef crisps, first id noticed aspartme in crisps, really should have said here.

[lightgiver]

As has been mentioned in other threads distilled water is the best kind of water you can drink, no crap in it at all. Either an electric distiller or a solar still (which are easy to make) does the job of producing it just fine :)

Tell us how:confused:especially the solar one,:)

[meave]

Think of all those meat flavoured crisps that are "suitable for vegetarians" :confused:

I remember Salt `n` Shake crisps and I believe they still make them, are the ingredients for them just tatties and oil (and the salt sachets)?

yes but i've only seen them in multipacks

[eyepod]

Getting back on topic....

Kettle Chips have no MSG / no aspartame / no trans fats etc all natural stuff they taste damn good, a little expensive however. Best crisps I have tasted. They sell them all over the place in UK and some pubs to.

http://www.kettlefoods.co.uk/

[pepsirat]

Distilled water is good i'm sure tap water is getting worse:( Its so hard to do a shop without buying something with additives in. But i think the less you have the better it is of course.

I find green tea is grate to wash those nasty chemicals out of your body. Iv been drinking it quite a bit, i feel a lot better in my self.:D Though i do like beer too but i dont seem to drink much these days:confused:

[homebrew1973]

Tell us how:confused:especially the solar one,:)

The principle`s very simple, collecting and trapping water vapour and letting it condense into a clean container for drinking. Try Solar still - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia and why not have a go?

Crisps? I`ve just remembered I`ve got a crisp maker in this flat...somewhere :confused: I`ll hunt for it tomorrow.

[tehuti]

Most chinese take aways in the UK use food with msg, dirty shit. Have doing a fairly good job avoiding it over the last few years, but at the same time I doubt I've completely managed to ignore as 'gremlin' said 'they're sneaking it into everthing'.

As far a crisps go, you can't beat Kettle Chips. I don't mind paying an extra 20p to be guaranteed that the ingriedients are all natural.


I read these posts yesterday and was quite intrigued this morning when I saw this headline in the express.Apparently some "red yeast extract in the peking duck has cancer beating atributes"
What's the rub?
http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l42/Nebkhuperure/2008-06-10.jpg

[stelios]

http://chelseamarketbaskets.com/images/tyrrells-award.jpg

these are pretty good available from somerfield