*HEALTH ALERT* Subway Food Chain Uses Banned Deadly Chemical To Make Their Bread!

[PhillyFlyers]

*HEALTH ALERT! LEVEL 5 WARNING*

I have written about Subway several times – First in 2012, when I did an investigation into what exactly was in their famous low calorie and “fresh” sandwiches and then again last year when I did a deep dive into one of the most controversial ingredients used in their breads.

http://foodbabe.com/2014/02/04/launc...us-loud-clear/

[marcoloco]

didnt mcdonalds have this in their buns not long ago?

[muldoon]

What makes it a level 5?

[Kermit]

First people were complaining that the freaking buns were not exactly 12 inches long and now the buns are not healthy.

I've been eating that shit for 20 years and nothing ever bothered me.

[dfish]

5 dollar foot long

enough said

[pulledclear]

Philly a level 5 moron. Dead as a hammer.

[Ralphie Halves]

"Subway?? I could make a better sandwich with a sock, and two pop-tarts."

- Bill Burr

[Big Bear]

Damn't!!!!

i hope this is not true. i litterally have been eating at subway almost every single day on my lunch break

[Smoke]

Good bread yum yum

[marcoloco]

First people were complaining that the freaking buns were not exactly 12 inches long and now the buns are not healthy.

I've been eating that shit for 20 years and nothing ever bothered me.

[TonyTall]

they put that chemical in there so your farts dont smell as bad. imagine what a subway would smell like if they didnt

[lucullus]

My uncle, many years ago, said that subway uses the same meat as they use in dog food. Maybe its true.

[easyliving]

I eat that stuff every other day for lunch, I thought they were healthy

[chilidog]

"Stop being an alarmist. While I understand avoiding preservatives in food; I do, alarmism is not necessary. Azodicarbonimide comes in 2 forms: industrial and food-grade. It’s the industrial that’s used in the plastics industry and is banned only in the UK and Australia, not all over the world. Food grade is allowed up to 45ppm and is recognized as safe for human consumption. There are no side effects with the food grade variant at that concentration. Here is a link to a peer reviewed study: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16192074/
So no, the same stuff in yoga mats is not the preservative that’s found in bread. Again, Food Babe omits some facts and instead goes for the alarmist approach. Do your own research, people."

[PhillyFlyers]

"Stop being an alarmist. While I understand avoiding preservatives in food; I do, alarmism is not necessary. Azodicarbonimide comes in 2 forms: industrial and food-grade. It’s the industrial that’s used in the plastics industry and is banned only in the UK and Australia, not all over the world. Food grade is allowed up to 45ppm and is recognized as safe for human consumption. There are no side effects with the food grade variant at that concentration. Here is a link to a peer reviewed study: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16192074/
So no, the same stuff in yoga mats is not the preservative that’s found in bread. Again, Food Babe omits some facts and instead goes for the alarmist approach. Do your own research, people."

Nobody's being an alarmist.

If you want to eat a deadly substance that's been banned all over the world, you go right ahead.

[muldoon]

Nobody's being an alarmist.

*HEALTH ALERT! LEVEL 5 WARNING*

Yup...no alarmist there. Just missing the animated gif sirens

[DwightShrute]

fukkers

[PhillyFlyers]

*HEALTH ALERT! LEVEL 5 WARNING*

Yup...no alarmist there. Just missing the animated gif sirens

Hey, if you want to eat something that can kill you, go right ahead.

I won't stop you.

[muldoon]

Hey, if you want to eat something that can kill you, go right ahead.

I won't stop you.

LOL. I don't eat Subway dude. I was laughing at how you claimed you weren't being alarmist, yet you use the huge red font and some arbitrary "5" as the level of warning.

[Cuse0323]

My uncle, many years ago, said that subway uses the same meat as they use in dog food. Maybe its true.

Don't know about that but the meat is nasty. Everything there is nasty and low quality except the veggies.

[PhillyFlyers]

LOL. I don't eat Subway dude. I was laughing at how you claimed you weren't being alarmist, yet you use the huge red font and some arbitrary "5" as the level of warning.

Yes, any ingredient being deliberately put into food that can kill you gets a level 5 warning.

[Ralphie Halves]

Vitamin A can kill you in large enough doses.

You're looking at things in black and white when you shouldn't be.

You can't be that guy who flips out over the headlines. You have to read the story too.

[chilidog]

Yes, any ingredient being deliberately put into food that can kill you gets a level 5 warning.

I already gave you a link to a peer-reviewed study on Pubmed, stating that it's not dangerous in the levels used. Here it is again, for your convenience: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16192074/

Now, where is your peer-reviewed study that states that this food-grade chemical is dangerous in the levels approved for usage in food?

[ChalkyDog]

I already gave you a link to a peer-reviewed study on Pubmed, stating that it's not dangerous in the levels used. Here it is again, for your convenience: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16192074/

Now, where is your peer-reviewed study that states that this food-grade chemical is dangerous in the levels approved for usage in food?

Flier seems to live in a world of absolutes, and once something gets into his head - it's stuck.

Critical thinking, which is needed at a very base level to understand that the food variant is not the same as the industrial one, is one of those things that will fukk with fliers.

[Big Bear]

Hey, if you want to eat something that can kill you, go right ahead.

I won't stop you.

no if there is any truth to that then thank you bc i eat subway several times a week

it taste good but maybe i am done with that place. Can anyone confirm if philly is reporting accurate info?

[chilidog]

no if there is any truth to that then thank you bc i eat subway several times a week

it taste good but maybe i am done with that place. Can anyone confirm if philly is reporting accurate info?

From a comment on the site that philly alerted us to:

"Stop being an alarmist. While I understand avoiding preservatives in food; I do, alarmism is not necessary. Azodicarbonimide comes in 2 forms: industrial and food-grade. It’s the industrial that’s used in the plastics industry and is banned only in the UK and Australia, not all over the world. Food grade is allowed up to 45ppm and is recognized as safe for human consumption. There are no side effects with the food grade variant at that concentration. Here is a link to a peer reviewed study: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16192074/
So no, the same stuff in yoga mats is not the preservative that’s found in bread. Again, Food Babe omits some facts and instead goes for the alarmist approach. Do your own research, people."

[MagicDiceFlow]

Never trust technical information from someone who calls themselves Food Babe.

Just like 75% of all chics......alarmists without due diligence. They just crave the wow factor.

[Kermit]

Philly, you need to stick to the Bigfoot, Alien, and Demon threads.

You seem to get much much more respect for those ones.

[mikejamm]

Health alert! Every thing is fuk'in bad for you and you're still gonna die anyway! You only go around once fuk'ers better enjoy every damn minute of it! Worried about some fuk'in bread!Tell that to a stoner like me who's eaten a couple a hundred of subway subs since the franchise came out.Who give a fly'in fuk! You want scary, go look up what's in a hot dog!