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Industrial Uses Of Wheat


SGWhiskers

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I was looking at past articles searching for something else, and came across this web link. Open Original Shared Link

It has a list from the Kansas Wheat commission about industrial uses for wheat. There were a lot of things on there that surprised me and made me worried about every day CC exposure. I know I won't eat any of these things, but I sure will be touching many of them. What do all of you think?


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You can definitely make yourself crazy by analyzing stuff such as this and worrying about it. I could, anyway.

I don't know what to make of it, but it's pretty eye opening to say the least. However, you cannot live your life in fear or in a bubble... (although sometimes I wish I could live in a bubble :lol: )

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I'll try to calm myself down. The plastic silverware, cups, and containers is freaking me out a bit. OK, it is all freaking me out. I'm glad plastics is going greener, just want to be safe in the process.

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I know I won't eat any of these things, but I sure will be touching many of them. What do all of you think?

Some wallpaper paste contains wheat and I had a problem with that once. I was re-wallpapering a room and had an unexpected glutening. I did some checking and learned about wallpaper paste. It's probable that the wallpaper paste used for the wallpaper I stripped off the wall contained wheat. I breathed the dust and inadvertantly swallowed some of it.

It just goes to show that it's not just what you actually eat.

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(although sometimes I wish I could live in a bubble :lol: )

I vote for terraforming a planet and keeping it gluten-free. It could become the home world for all celiacs. :)

jerseyangel Proficient
I vote for terraforming a planet and keeping it gluten-free. It could become the home world for all celiacs. :)

Sounds good to me :D

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I'm there. What shall we name it?


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julirama723 Contributor

Most of those items don't worry me, but yuck, medical swabs? Is nothing sacred? :)

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