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UpirLikhyj
17:55 Aug 19 2010
I fully agree with your point that, if one has a severe allergic reaction to MSG or any other ingredient, a warning label ought to appear somewhere on the product rather than forcing consumers to have to search the tiny ingredient list for each content item.
As for MSG appearing "at the bottom of the list," this is not done to hide anything. As you probably know, ingredients are listed in their order of the amount of each found in the product. The more of an ingredient is found in the product, the higher up the list it appears. Thus, as MSG makes up such a tiny fraction of the overall product contents, it will appear correspondingly low on the list.
- Upir'
tigerzplay
22:44 Aug 19 2010
I am aware of the order of quantity in a product. I also know that MSG does occur naturally, however I have bad reactions to the preservative MSG that they use. As I get older the reactions get worse. I am also allergic to shellfish and seafood of any type. Reading labels at the store has become a part of my life. You would be surprised at the actual ingredients that are used. simple sauces and dips have oyster sauce, which really causes reactions. I am amazed at the shit I am finding in food.
Theban
09:49 Oct 22 2010
Wow just wow I didn't know.