Nearly Vegan Easter Eggs!

[Joe]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=bsvRGLQqeVQ

Disclaimer: This time I don't mean to be an asshole. I'm aware that the eggs themselves are non-vegan.

I found this pretty interesting, though, and thought I'd share it with you, since they're using vegetables in place of other un-natural products which may (or may not) contain animal products. Pretty interesting, and probably better for you too.

[dark_drake]

I stopped wathcing after he said, ". . . instead of using zinc stearate, silicon dioxide, and red dye #2, we're opting for nature." Silicon dioxide is quite abundant in nature. What a tool!

[deadly7]

I stopped wathcing after he said, ". . . instead of using zinc stearate, silicon dioxide, and red dye #2, we're opting for nature." Silicon dioxide is quite abundant in nature. What a tool!

Yeah, what else is Africa good for? It's a silicon dioxide haven!

[d&q]

I stopped wathcing after he said, ". . . instead of using zinc stearate, silicon dioxide, and red dye #2, we're opting for nature." Silicon dioxide is quite abundant in nature. What a tool!

well they usually dont call it natural if they have to manufacture it for it to be feasible in mass production

[dark_drake]

well they usually dont call it natural if they have to manufacture it for it to be feasible in mass production

Oh... and those giant plantations and farms where the natural ingredients he used are grown are more natural? As far as I knew, if a substance occurs in nature, it's natural.

[iago]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=bsvRGLQqeVQ

Disclaimer: This time I don't mean to be an asshole. I'm aware that the eggs themselves are non-vegan.

I found this pretty interesting, though, and thought I'd share it with you, since they're using vegetables in place of other un-natural products which may (or may not) contain animal products. Pretty interesting, and probably better for you too.

"Nearly" vegan doesn't count. It only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades!

I stopped wathcing after he said, ". . . instead of using zinc stearate, silicon dioxide, and red dye #2, we're opting for nature." Silicon dioxide is quite abundant in nature. What a tool!

I haven't watched it, but I'm guessing the guy just took random chemicals he's read off labels.

[Newby]

"Nearly" ... only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades!

And poison darts... and nuclear bombs...

[Joe]

well they usually dont call it natural if they have to manufacture it for it to be feasible in mass production

Oh... and those giant plantations and farms where the natural ingredients he used are grown are more natural? As far as I knew, if a substance occurs in nature, it's natural.

Farms/gardens vs factories. You decide.

[iago]

well they usually dont call it natural if they have to manufacture it for it to be feasible in mass production

Oh... and those giant plantations and farms where the natural ingredients he used are grown are more natural? As far as I knew, if a substance occurs in nature, it's natural.

Farms/gardens vs factories. You decide.

The problem problem is, it's still "natural" for a definition of natural if it's made in a factory. That's the kind of thing you have to watch out for sometimes.

[d&q]

well they usually dont call it natural if they have to manufacture it for it to be feasible in mass production

Oh... and those giant plantations and farms where the natural ingredients he used are grown are more natural? As far as I knew, if a substance occurs in nature, it's natural.

nigga im just sayin how it is

[dark_drake]

"Nearly" ... only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades!

And poison darts... and nuclear bombs...

Now, I'll give you nuclear bombs, but poison darts actually have to hit the person.