Re: Why are all canned veggies including pumpkin illegal on the SCD?

[Guest guest]

At 08:55 AM 10/8/2009, you wrote:

>I have several cans of pumpkin and squash - and

>that's all the ingredient list. Why are they

>illegal? Is it something to do with the can?

>Same question for tomatoes - buying all those

>tomatoes alone to make my own sauce is getting costly.

I make my sauce by boiling down legal canned tomato juice. Trust me, it's a lot

cheaper and faster!

Jill

[Guest guest]

It seems the reasoning stems from US labeling laws. Although labeling

regulations have evolved and changed, perhaps they are still not trustworthy?

Here is what Elaine wrote on the matter previously:

http://tinyurl.com/yha53rh

I like her final statement: " Better to spend your time in the kitchen than in

the bathroom. "

Here is what she wrote about canned pumpkin:

http://tinyurl.com/yh2oonl

R

>

> I have several cans of pumpkin and squash - and that's all the ingredient

list. Why are they illegal? Is it something to do with the can? Same question

for tomatoes - buying all those tomatoes alone to make my own sauce is getting

costly.

>

[Guest guest]

It seems the reasoning stems from US labeling laws. Although labeling

regulations have evolved and changed, perhaps they are still not trustworthy?

Here is what Elaine wrote on the matter previously:

http://tinyurl.com/yha53rh

I like her final statement: " Better to spend your time in the kitchen than in

the bathroom. "

Here is what she wrote about canned pumpkin:

http://tinyurl.com/yh2oonl

R

>

> I have several cans of pumpkin and squash - and that's all the ingredient

list. Why are they illegal? Is it something to do with the can? Same question

for tomatoes - buying all those tomatoes alone to make my own sauce is getting

costly.

>

[Guest guest]

It seems the reasoning stems from US labeling laws. Although labeling

regulations have evolved and changed, perhaps they are still not trustworthy?

Here is what Elaine wrote on the matter previously:

http://tinyurl.com/yha53rh

I like her final statement: " Better to spend your time in the kitchen than in

the bathroom. "

Here is what she wrote about canned pumpkin:

http://tinyurl.com/yh2oonl

R

>

> I have several cans of pumpkin and squash - and that's all the ingredient

list. Why are they illegal? Is it something to do with the can? Same question

for tomatoes - buying all those tomatoes alone to make my own sauce is getting

costly.

>