Is this rose water food the same food grade offered on your web site?
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This is organic rose water, ingredients being only water and distilled rose . Have not tried it my tea or while cooking, however I'm sure it would be safe.
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The box I received has a small sticker on the bottom of the box that says 'food grade.'
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I can't imagine this stuff is labelled 'food grade' . If it is not, it hasn't been tested for that. Myself, I don't want to be the crash test dummy. I know it sure smells bad the first time or two it gets hot, so it probably wont enhance the flavour.
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Nothing listed and it is certified organic--simply brown rice and water. I've never opened a spoiled one and it is quite shelf-stable even in Texas' summer heat.
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It is vegan quality, that's why I use it. Vegetable stearate and silica are the other ingredients.
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Yes, it is food grade salt. I have been using it for nothing but my food and I'm doing just fine. :-)
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I don't remember if it is but I would recommend buying a dog food that isn't made by Diamond (they've had quite a lot of recalls with their foods and I wouldn't risk getting my dog sick). If you want I can give you some recommendations!
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According to the manufacturer's web site their tanks are both BPA free and food grade. http://www.surewatertanks.com/handbook/
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It says it is food grade, but I only purchased it to use as a home remedy to keep spiders out of the house.
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Hello Sarah, We appreciate you contacting us here at GrowAce with your questions! In regards to the materials being all food grade, we can not saying with 100% certainty, we do know the plastic is made of sturdy and resistant ABS plastic. These are made to be able to grow a variety of plants, however this is not intended for fish as well. The bottom reservoir is designed to hold the extra water and use to pump into the individual pots. Please feel free to let us know if you have any further questions or concerns, we work Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm PST. Have a good day!
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No, it is not! Find that here---&gt; http://www.amazon.com/Bumble-Bee-Premium-Albacore-Water/dp/B00374SKXA/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1393111561&sr=8-8&keywords=bumble+bee+albacore+tuna There are other varieties, as well. Just search "Albacore Tuna"
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No, all those 'grades' are all a marketing ploy by the production company. There is no standardizing body in the world that recognizes 'therapy grade' or 'food grade' as actual standards for essential oils. 100% pure is 100%.
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I have examined the bottle label and see a note stating" Information regarding the contents and levels of metals in this product is available on the Internet at http://www.regulatory-info-ba.com When applied as directed, this product meets the guidelines for metals adopted by Association of American Plant Control Officials. I hope this may be of some help in answering the question regarding Bayer Advanced All-In-One Rose & Flower Care Concentrated 3 Systemic Products in 1.;
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It been quite a while but yes, I believe it was. Whenever, I want to buy this brand, I now purchase straight from their site. They send nice product samples!
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As others have said, this is likely a question better asked of the Food-to-Live company rather than the consumer community. However, the food grading scale is standardized (for USA) by the USDA. As to the specifics of "Grade A-1" for poppy seeds, you can find all the answers you need in the USDA food grading handbooks (found on the USDA website).For me, If the USDA says its A (As good as it gets) and the seller has a spotless record of selling gently handled and unwashed/treated seeds, that's enough for me. Hope that helps and best of luck in your search for the right seeds. :) As others have said, this is likely a question better asked of the Food-to-Live company rather than the consumer community. However, the food grading scale is standardized (for USA) by the USDA. As to the specifics of "Grade A-1" for poppy seeds, you can find all the answers you need in the USDA food grading handbooks (found on the USDA website).For me, If the USDA says its A (As good as it gets) and the seller has a spotless record of selling gently handled and unwashed/treated seeds, that's enough for me. Hope that helps and best of luck in your search for the right... » Read More As others have said, this is likely a question better asked of the Food-to-Live company rather than the consumer community. However, the food grading scale is standardized (for USA) by the USDA. As to the specifics of "Grade A-1" for poppy seeds, you can find all the answers you need in the USDA food grading handbooks (found on the USDA website).For me, If the USDA says its A (As good as it gets) and the seller has a spotless record of selling gently handled and unwashed/treated seeds, that's enough for me. Hope that helps and best of luck in your search for the right seeds. :) « Show Less
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yes it is (food grade). it also has inositol in it which you can google to find out more about. inositol, generally helps cells to communicate w/in the nervous system. we've taken toxiclenz for about a year. we also found a place online to buy just the food grade diatomaceous earth and then we buy inositol thru amazon and take a tbs. of each once or twice a day. (lots cheaper) google "earthworks diatomaceous earth for placing orders and gathering info. on d.e. and testimonials.
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Yes, I had the same experience. I was a little worried when I ordered it and it said fish protein but when it arrived it was the Bison/Venison, same as I had been feeding. I think I saved almost $10 by ordering through Amazon.