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American foods that are banned in other countries

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Bon appétit America:

American Foods that are Banned in Other Countries | The Dogs Breakfast
  • Profile picture of the author NRabosa
    But I like my Papayas genetically modified!
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  • Profile picture of the author ForumGuru
    Banned
    Touché!

    8 Foods The USA Bans But Other Nations Don't - Forbes

    Banned Food - US Banned Foods List - Delish.com

    Cheers

    -don
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    • Profile picture of the author ThomM
      Originally Posted by ForumGuru View Post

      Pretty lame lists compared to what isn't banned here.
      Raw milk from grass feed cows (or cows fed their natural diet) is actually very healthy. It's mainly because of the unnatural feds given to dairy cows that requires milk to be pasteurized. By the way I grew up drinking raw milk fresh from the cows teat.
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  • Profile picture of the author ForumGuru
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    @ Thom

    I also grew up drinking some fresh milk straight from the farm. That said, my step-brother once opened up a short-lived coffee shop in Iowa City named Louis Pastuer's.

    Cheers

    -don
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  • Profile picture of the author seasoned
    HEYYYYYYYYY!!!! I have to take a Coumarin. for the rest of my life.

    Quick, QUICK, *****QUICK*****!

    What food was loved by many americans, and just about EVERY American had it up until maybe 1980? It was BANNED because of a minor thing. Though sold today, it is a little different. SONGS have been made about it! Many earlier movies showed it! Most places that sold it in restaurants now sell ANOTHER popular food, but it STILL seems popular.

    The EU tried to ban it, for the same reason the US did, but a member country DEMANDED that it be allowed, so THEY now have it, though I don't believe it is allowed elsewhere!

    Interestingly, though they do NOT speak English as a first language, they have ALSO called the food by its American name.

    WHAT is the food and country, and WHY did they ban it?




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