Food Terrorism!

[zesty_pinto]

This can't be coincidence. Seriously, this is so strange and so relevant with the latest strings of mismanaged food preparations that it simply can not be a coincidence.

Will I soon find myself unable to eat Twinkies because someone infected my cream filling?

Comments

[helenangel.livejournal.com]

Twinkies are indestructible!

[zesty-pinto.livejournal.com]

That may be true, but my poor stomach is not.

Then again, who am I kidding. If the disease doesn't kill me, the fat will.

[valkyrieblue.livejournal.com]

First the spinach is blamed on pigs and cows that have been in the same vicinity for decades (if not longer) --- shoot, I have cows and never had ecoli when they broke into my yard and crapped in my garden. I USE cow/horse/chicken manure in my garden. HELLO! :)

Then peanut butter. What will they blame that one on? I heard mentioned that the fields where the peanuts were grown, but that was laughed at since the peanuts are cooked up twice so...it's scary though. People think I'm crazy to put in a garden every year and are surprised that I have my own meat cut (cow/pig). Not so! There are NUTS out there. Ha...nice pun. :)

[zesty-pinto.livejournal.com]

Ha, that's so true though. Most people don't realize that a place like Central Park has dozens of species of edible greenery that they would pay a lot of money for off of a specialty grocery. Even around boy scouts, I find kids and staff have difficulty believing in picking something as simple as berries off a bush without the worry that "animals pee on them," no matter how high off the ground they are.

This food issue is starting to become so common though that it's downright freaky. If this keeps up, then I have to assume there's more than a simple "whoops!" going on.