Dear Ron...
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From: 262 miles N of the Dragon
Originally Posted by Huskergirl,Jan 2 2010, 01:09 AM
Dear Ron,
Why is there no blue food?
Culinary curious in Chicago
Why is there no blue food?
Culinary curious in Chicago
sorry for butting in here, but.....
One of life's best foods is blue....
M&M's! Peanut ones at that!
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Going out to get a bag of peanut M&M's in Cincy
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Originally Posted by Lovetodrive2000,Jan 2 2010, 08:12 AM
Dear Ron:
sorry for butting in here, but.....
One of life's best foods is blue....
M&M's! Peanut ones at that!
Signed,
Going out to get a bag of peanut M&M's in Cincy
sorry for butting in here, but.....
One of life's best foods is blue....
M&M's! Peanut ones at that!
Signed,
Going out to get a bag of peanut M&M's in Cincy
The dye used to make them blue, C47H50N3O7S2+, or Brilliant Blue G was originally formulated to dye wool blue. I think the Huskerquestion was about natural food colors. If we accept food dyes we can make any food any color wish wish.
And not only food. Earlier this year it was found that Brilliant Blue G when administered directly after a spinal injury materially reduced inflammation and nerve loss. The only unfortunate side effect was that it turned the test mice blue. So, if you want to know why there are no blue people, there are if you want them.
Which makes me think, since seeing Avatar, I've had this thing for blue women...Oh, Hi, Sheila!
Gotta go.
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Originally Posted by Ron,Jan 2 2010, 09:29 AM
Yeah, but blue M&Ms are cheating.
The dye used to make them blue, C47H50N3O7S2+, or Brilliant Blue G was originally formulated to dye wool blue. I think the Huskerquestion was about natural food colors. If we accept food dyes we can make any food any color wish wish.
And not only food. Earlier this year it was found that Brilliant Blue G when administered directly after a spinal injury materially reduced inflammation and nerve loss. The only unfortunate side effect was that it turned the test mice blue. So, if you want to know why there are no blue people, there are if you want them.
Which makes me think, since seeing Avatar, I've had this thing for blue women...Oh, Hi, Sheila!
Gotta go.
The dye used to make them blue, C47H50N3O7S2+, or Brilliant Blue G was originally formulated to dye wool blue. I think the Huskerquestion was about natural food colors. If we accept food dyes we can make any food any color wish wish.
And not only food. Earlier this year it was found that Brilliant Blue G when administered directly after a spinal injury materially reduced inflammation and nerve loss. The only unfortunate side effect was that it turned the test mice blue. So, if you want to know why there are no blue people, there are if you want them.
Which makes me think, since seeing Avatar, I've had this thing for blue women...Oh, Hi, Sheila!
Gotta go.
If Sheila shows up at WTD "colored blue", or if you show up "black & blue", we now know why!
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Originally Posted by Huskergirl,Jan 1 2010, 09:09 PM
Dear Ron,
Why is there no blue food?
Culinary curious in Chicago
Why is there no blue food?
Culinary curious in Chicago
Don't Blueberries, Bue Cheese, Blue Corn Chips, Blue Berry Wire and Blue Koolaid qualify?
Signed,
A Well Balanced Diet in Ohio
x 1,000!
