DailyDirt: Homemade Meals And Ingredients

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Everyone likes a good home-cooked meal. And making everything "from scratch" seems to be a popular thing to do, especially if you have entirely too much free time. If you're up to the challenge, here are just a few pointers to recipes that you might want to try someday. If you'd like to read more awesome and interesting stuff, check out this unrelated (but not entirely random!) Techdirt post via StumbleUpon.
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Filed Under: chewing, diet, diy, enzyme, flavors, food, hfcs, high fructose corn syrup, homemade, liquid, marshmallow, nutrients, organic, soylent


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  • identicon
    Jake, 28 Jun 2013 @ 5:18pm

    Who the hell would want to make DIY high-fructose corn syrup?

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    • identicon
      Anonymous Coward, 28 Jun 2013 @ 5:56pm

      Response to: Jake on Jun 28th, 2013 @ 5:18pm

      Why NOT make HFCS at home? At least you know exactly what you put into it....

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      McCrea (profile), 28 Jun 2013 @ 8:43pm

      Re:

      It's like doing your own ironying.

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      hp, 30 Jun 2013 @ 11:10am

      Re:

      Why stop at HFCS?
      Why not press onward and upward, way upwards towards the magical 200 proof strata!
      (it'll cure what ails ya) haha

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    jd2112 (profile), 28 Jun 2013 @ 8:56pm

    Not necessarily

    Unless you know for certain that the corn is organically grown non-GMO.

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    Mike Masnick (profile), 28 Jun 2013 @ 11:44pm

    Rocket surgery?

    Now *that* sounds exciting.

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  • identicon
    Anonymous Coward, 29 Jun 2013 @ 1:10am

    Anyone eating Jello is probably eating soylent cow green.

    How Jello is made.

    - Get all those bones from cows and chip them.
    - put it in a container and add sulfuric acid to dissolve the minerals and some other stuff and dry the collagen, to know when it is good push down a rod if it gets to the bottom all hard material is gone and it is ready for the next step.
    - Turn down the acidity by throwing some lime in it and

    Tada.

    http://www.madehow.com/Volume-5/Gelatin.html

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    Shawn H Corey (profile), 29 Jun 2013 @ 6:38am

    Frutose is Toxic

    The reason you don't want to eat HFCS is because it can cause metabolic syndrome: obesity, heart disease & strokes, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.

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