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[ktlight]

"Someone told me there was so much fat in a Pringles that they burn as well as, or better than paper. I just had to try it! As you can see, it's true.
I think I might stop eating them now."

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Then there is this one:

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[conk]

Pringles are a vile, disgusting "food", just like 90% of what is sold in groceries. Truly pitiful, the state of our food supply.

[RMorgan]

Nice! I´ll now remember to carry a pack of pringles to my camping trips! They are great to start a fire!! ;)

[Lion Monkey]

A pringle is essentially a plastic impregnated piece of starch-based cardboard.

Acrylamide. Google it.

Acrylamide is a super carcenogenic compound created when fat or vegetable oil is heated at high temperatures, like it is during the manufacture of pringles and other goodies - it basically turns into a fractured microplastic (plastic is heated oil, right?) in tiny particles that can cross the blood/brain barrier and clog up the fine tubes on your brain. It is not water-soluble, meaning that for the most part the body cannot metabolise it and it stays there, accumulating. I'm sure that has a consciousness lowering effect as well as causing cancer.

Acrylamide is found in most processed chips (crisps if you are british) cookies, and baked goods. There was a big fuss made about it in the media a few years ago after some research came out saying how bad it is. Then we all forgot about it and went back to munching.

The food they sell us in mainstream stores is a weapon system (as it was described by one of David Wilcock's insider contacts), designed to make us sick and docile - a main reason they try so hard to get indigenous people off the land in developing (colonised) countries and eating industrially produced food.

Eat fresh, organic food as much as possible and prepare it yourself - ready meals and processed food do not nourish you, they toxify you. Better to stay hungry.

[crosby]

Lion Monkey, i love your avatar. quite the looker i would say...... and i agree 100% with your post. staying away from the processed side of life makes each day a little better i think.
regards, corson

[13th Warrior]

You think pringles burn well; try a Frito's corn chip.