Why was corn used in this product
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My best guess is that corn is used because it's a cheap filler. I am allergic to corn and try very hard to avoid products that contain it. After trying Daosin, I switched to Histame and have found it to be a much better product...at least, for me.
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I specifically use Charlie's because I am allergic to corn and it does not contain any derivatives of corn. However, in the past I have used a similar oxygen bleach with other detergents as you are suggesting. Also, I would soak a stained item in the oxygen bleach product with water overnight and then the next day or whatever wash it with the detergent. Hope that helps.
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it does not say on the bottle...so I would imagine that it is GMO as it's hard to find corn product that is not...I never paid attention to this nor have I contacted the company...you might want to start there!
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We have used it many times to freeze vegetables and keep them fresh longer in the fridge. We have not used them yet for corn on the cob. We will try this when Northern Michigan's corn is harvested.
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Corn should not be considered a "staple" food product. It creates problems in livestock (like E. Coli) since livestock do not naturally have a diet comprised of corn and holds nearly no nutritional value other than starch in human diets. Corn can be used for fuel and compostable "plastics" and bag materials. I think it's great that we're finding other uses for corn so we can steer our own diets away from it. Further note, the frightening thing about landfills is that items don't actually decompose when they're not exposed to light and air.
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It is good to eat. It is flour corn so you can grind it when it is ripe and make polenta, corn bread or other corn based dishes out of it.
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It really makes my cornbread taste better and unique. I think u can use it in anything that calls for milk. I;d also use it in my facial preparations, anything that calls for milk.
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Well, a third of the corn will be meal, a third will be cracked, and a third will be whole kernels, plus there will be metal powder and fragments mixed in with it. I threw mine in the recycling bin, after trying a few modifications to fix the problems. I eventually bought a Monster Mill, but I had to make new eccentric adjustment knobs to get the gap wide enough for corn.
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Not sure what you had in mind but I use whole kernel corn. I'm sure pellets would be fine.
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I've never tried corn. I just use it for whole grains, but it has many settings for the consistency of the flour you want. I was told that you can use it for everything except flax seed BC that is very oily. Hope that helps some!
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Corn is not listed as an ingredient. It does have vegetable cellulose....not sure from which vegetable it comes. The Solgar number for questions is: 1-877-765-4274
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I recommend speciality corn corn meal from Great River Organic Milling, why? because it is coarse just like what you are looking for. Try it and you will not regret. Good luck.
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no no no. this is an "extract" for baking.... and flavoring. it has water in it that will be incompatible with the oils used for popping the corn.
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Ingredients, corn, water, salt.I don't have any currently, but if you scroll down on Amaxon's page for this product, it has the ingredients listed further along the page.
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This is just plain whole corn. ( rising elements in this) We use it to feed our chickens!
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I really like this product, it uses a lot less than regular cornstarch. I don't know about using it in making tortillas, if it calls for cornstarch then it can be used, but probably a smaller amount.
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That sounds like a question for your doctor about whether it would be OK to use a device like this on corns! I would hesitate to give advice about a health issue. You could ask the company and see what they say as well.