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We originally set out to provide an online resource that would make shopping for additive safe packaged foods easy for mums and other caregivers. We researched thousands of products, coming up with over 1,800 products that our members could safely purchase knowing they were free from harmful additives. Membership enabled people to plan ahead what groceries to buy and save them time whilst shopping. It also allowed members to build their own shopping list with products they loved and then share it. So after five and a half yearsRead More →

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TMTM = this is a quote that my mum used to use when she scored for our local softball team = To Many To Mention. (This would be after the 2nd or 3rd error was made and she had no more room to record the rest) anyhow…………………….. If I was going to ask you if you ‘Would like a cup of Chicken Noodle Soup?’ – I bet you would say yes…………………………. and that would be quite simple right! But if I asked you…Read More →

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I was adding some new Easter Eggs to our website today and I was surprised when I came across this. I entered into our website the Cadbury Creme Eggs which contained the total of 15 ingredients We class 3 of them to be suspect, meaning we do not have enough research to definitely advise to avoid them completely – therefore a little bit every now and then is probably ok. In the Creme Eggs minis they also contained 15 ingredients. One of them we consider suspect (as we don’tRead More →

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In Australia, 160b is commonly used in butter, margarine, cereals, snack foods, dairy foods including yoghurts, ice-creams and cheeses, snack foods, soft drinks, pastry (sausage rolls, pies), smoked fish and battered seafood. It can also be used in conjunction with E100 in cheese, flavoured instant mashed potato, meat balls, mayonnaise, sponge cakes, pudding custards and yoghurt. Annatto is the cheese industries preferred natural colour. It can provide from light yellow for Cheddar, to an orange for a Double Gloucester, to a red for a Red Leicester.Read More →