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That doesn't make a difference. You called azodicarbonamide harmless. Companies have a culture. Their history reflects that.
by goldenkey 5y ago
That doesn't make a difference. You called azodicarbonamide harmless. Companies have a culture. Their history reflects that.
- lsaferite 5y agoJust a pedantic observation. They never claimed any specific level of harmlessness. What they said was: > I'm sure they replaced it with some other equally harmless dough conditioner That could easily mean they replaced a toxic chemical with an equally toxic one. That being said, the words used certainly imply the thought that the chemical is 'mostly harmless'.