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Nope. Not eating that even without food dye... Enjoy the chemicals

• SteveNuts 4y ago
  Isn't everything a chemical?
  • detritus 4y ago
    Ignorance isn't.
  • ben_w 4y ago
    Not strictly everything is chemical in nature, just all the things that can physically be swallowed.
  • dekhn 4y ago
    bare subatomic particles are not chemicals.
    • ihumanable 4y ago
      I'm trying to eat healthy, I'll take a large cup of protons please.
    • rob_c 4y ago
      Helium gas is, but then is, Hydrogen plasma? :P
  • OJFord 4y ago
    This is quite a boring argument, not really to defend GP's comment, but you know what they meant. There's plenty of 'processed crap' - whatever you want to call it - that I don't want to eat that, fine sure, is no more 'chemical' than the raw ingredients I'm using at home.
  • rob_c 4y ago
    Why yes, everything is a chemical and by that logic everything is organic, and you can safely eat some amount of cyanide and arsenic each day. This is the same argument posed/disposed by HTC enthisuasts so thanks for joining in. Doesn't mean I really want to eat yet another new age mix of fungus mixed with whatever newfangled soy protein because someone can't do their culinary job properly, seriously mankind has been eating food without this perfectly fine, it's a solution looking for a problem.