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BumRushDaShow

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19. That's what always happens with changes of administration

Reply to C0RI0LANUS (Reply #15)

Thu Jan 16, 2025, 05:21 AM

Jan 16

Before I retired, I worked under 6 Presidents and as you move from administration to administration, you generally keep working on what you were working on until told to stop.

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FDA bans red dye No. 3 from food and drinks in the US [View all] BumRushDaShow Jan 15 OP

My knee surgeon gab13by13 Jan 15 #1

Petroleum News Oneear Jan 15 #2

QUAYLE'S APPETITE FOR RED DYE NO. 3 bucolic_frolic Jan 15 #3

And from that time until now BumRushDaShow Jan 15 #4

Ah. A dangerous (linked) dye Igel Jan 15 #13

Carmine (the extract) and the crushed insect BumRushDaShow Jan 16 #18

Hi BumRushDaShow: You must have noticed the flurry of activity from the closing days of the Biden Admin. C0RI0LANUS Jan 16 #15

That's what always happens with changes of administration BumRushDaShow Jan 16 #19

Thanks BRDS. This last flurry seems quite helpful. Hang in there. Coriolanus. C0RI0LANUS Jan 16 #20

Can't believe it took this long hueymahl Jan 15 #5

I think spaghetti sauce is going to look different too FakeNoose Jan 15 #6

I don't think they put Red #3 in there but some might cheat with Red #40 BumRushDaShow Jan 15 #7

All I know is that my homemade tomato sauce doesn't look like the store-bought ones FakeNoose Jan 15 #8

LOL BumRushDaShow Jan 15 #9

Yup. Igel Jan 15 #14

I am a retired chemist BumRushDaShow Jan 16 #17

There's always beet juice Wicked Blue Jan 15 #10

Or Carmine (cochineal) BumRushDaShow Jan 15 #11

Beet juice is already being used to color some organic products womanofthehills Jan 15 #12

Carmine has been used for years as a "natural" colorant for foods, drugs, cosmetics, textiles, etc BumRushDaShow Jan 16 #16

Wow... Blue_Roses Jan 17 #21

Oh yes.... BumRushDaShow Jan 17 #22