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Default Still think the FDA Works for Consumers?


While I suspect this story goes back a ways, I only heard today on
KCRW's "Good Food" that the FDA is considering a new definition for
chocolate which would allow other plant oils to sub for real cocoa
butter. It seemed like they were saying that a product might not have
any chocolate and still be called chocolate. Anyone else aware of this?
I have not heard it at all on the MSM.

Emma
 
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