Graham
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First it was Guiness, now......If you're veggie, but love chocolate don't read this as ignorance is probably bliss. My mate just had great delight in sending this to me.
http://www.vegsoc.org/news/2007/mars.html
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jacklarge
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Graham,
Thanks a bunch for bringing this to my attention Stomach lining of young calves! Blimey I thought haggis sounded horrible! And I really like Marathons (the choc not the event) too.
It's like they've cancelled Christmas.
Still there's always Thorntons (and before anyone says it - no I don't want to know what ingredients are in Thorntons chocs).
Cheers,
John.
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Lee O
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Whats wrong with Haggis?
I might find it in my Goody Bag at Edinburgh!!! YUK
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jacklarge
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Lee,
See this.
Any recipe that starts "take one Sheep's stomach" isn't going to sit well in my stomach .
But then again I rate Ramsey and he hates veggies.
Cheers,
John.
PS I'm sure the goodie bag for the Edinburgh will have some McEwens!
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Lee O
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Now Mcewans sounds Good to Me John...
Think I will need it!!
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Steffan
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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!
(Head in hands as things just get worse! Don't ever tell me if Green & Blacks dark chocolate is not veggi, I won't be mentaly stable!)
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Sharon G
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As I am def not a veggie, I will be happy to take any of your choc off you hands- simply so your not tempted !!
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debbie g
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I'll fight you for it Sharon!!
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ZIZOU
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I was looking forward to watching you girls fight for chocolate, however;
| Quote: | A vicious battle raged in the UK last week between Masterfoods and a small, but vocal, army of vegetarians when the maker of Mars, Maltesers, Snickers and Galaxy bars decided to use rennet, animal-derived whey (taken from calves' stomachs), instead of the more costly vegetarian whey.
The decision, based on the desire to shave a few digits off the company's costs, sparked huge debate played out in columns of mainstream newspapers.
Faced with a reported 6,000 letters from furious chocoholics, Mars regretted its misjudgement and yesterday executed an impressive about-face. The company issued a lengthy apology to its customers and vowed to keep its products meat-free. |
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