Are Fetal Cells Ingredients in Food and Drinks?
Embryonic kidney cells from aborted babies are used as an ingredient in food and drinks.
Food / Drink
Canine Carry Outs Dog Treats Poison Dogs with Antifreeze-Fiction!
Social media posts warn dog owners not to give their dogs Canine Carry Outs brand dog treats because an anti-freeze called propylene glycol is listed in its ingredients and will poison their pet.
Pepsi Cuts “Under God” from Pledge of Allegiance on Cans-Fiction!
New cans of Pepsi will feature the Pledge of Allegiance without the phrase “under god.”
Halal Meat at Costco-Unproven!
This is a forwarded email that said that Halal meats are beginning to appear at the meat sections at Costco all over the country.
McDonald’s Uses Worm Meat Fillers-Fiction!
Warnings have gone viral on the Web alleging that McDonalds fast food chains are filling there burgers with worm meat.
Train in Brussels is World's Longest Chocolate Structure-Truth!
This is a forwarded email with photos of what appears to be a train sculpted from chocolate on display at a train station in Brussels. The email alleges that this is the world’s longest chocolate structure.
Lawsuit Claims California Wines Have Unsafe Amounts of Arsenic – Truth! & Misleading!
A lawsuit claims that some brands of California wine have dangerously high levels of arsenic.
Woman Finds A Deep-Fried Chicken Head in Her Order of Fried Chicken at McDonald's-Unproven!
A woman in Virginia opened her order of fried chicken pieces from McDonalds and was disgusted to find the deep-fried head of a chicken.
KFC Using Genetically Engineered Chickens With No Feathers or Beaks-Fiction!
This is a forwarded email alleging that KFC (formerly known as Kentucky Fried Chicken) is trying to increase profits by developing genetically engineered chickens that have more meat, are cheaper to raise, and faster to process. They are variously described as having no heads, no beaks, no legs, and no feathers. That’s why they changed their name to KFC.
Vitamin-C and Shrimp are a poisonous combination-Fiction!
This email says that there has been a case in Taiwan of a person eating shrimp shortly after taking vitamin-C and then dying. The message claims that the combination somehow causes arsenic poisoning.