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HFCS lol
in Germany, if you get ketchup, even from a McDonald's, it'll have curry powder in it. are there American equivalents of that?
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true. and how common are soy lecithin and soybean oil outside america? they're everywhere here, but soy is our third most-produced agricultural product -- behind only corn and milk
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Soy actually passed Corn either this year or last, they're basically the same though
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by value rather than tonnage, i assume
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Yeah. I could be wrong I just heard it on the radio and thought I saw it somewhere online too
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yeah if you get an interpersonal experience itll always have clapping in it
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The American equivalent is putting sugar in everything.
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Ham and eggs with sweet honey ham.
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beans/vegetables in restaurants in the South being cooked with pork (surprise, vegans!)
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If you get coke it'll have corn syrup in it
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i dunno if it's an exact analog but here in texas there's spicy ketchup, predominately made famous via whataburger
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