American reacts to American food BANNED in Europe!

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  @monyga · 3 years ago

  You can find most of those products in Europe. They're just manufactured without the banned chemicals

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• ME

  @mel_ooo · 3 years ago

  in the eu you have to prove that something is safe before it can be sold, in the us you have to prove that something is unsafe for it to be banned

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• OS

  @OspreyChick · 3 years ago

  In the EU we have Frosties (Frosted Flakes) and Rice Krispies. They are probably adapted to meet EU regulations.

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• KA

  @katii1997 · 3 years ago

  We have some of these products. they just have ingredience to meet the EU standart/ regulations. <br><br>The sad part about that is... that it showes these products don&apos;t need these harmful chemicals they put in there in the US

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• DU

  @Duconi · 3 years ago

  I have heard that, that in the USA they ban things that have proven to be dangerous while in the EU they only allow things if they have proven to not be dangerous. I like the second approach.

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• BL

  @blondkatze3547 · 3 years ago

  In Europe , food such meat, sausage, cheese, milk etc. are constantly checked. Hormones in milk that promote cancer or chickens that are washed with chlorine are strictly forbidden in Europe.

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• KA

  @katacassio · 3 years ago

  A friend of mine (she is American) moved from America to Austria and she didn’t change her eating habits but lost weight because there is less sugar in our food ◡̈

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• KA

  @kaitomakes · 3 years ago

  In most cases it&apos;s the ingredients that are banned, not the product itself. Frosties, rice cripsies, pop tarts etc are all available in the UK

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• PE

  @peterkeijsers489 · 3 years ago

  Farm-raised salmon isn&apos;t banned in Europe. In fact, there are several salmon farms throughout Europe! The thing is: the European farms don&apos;t add colorants to the salmon.

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• DA

  @Danceofmasks · 3 years ago

  Why would you want Little Debbie&apos;s if you&apos;re in Europe?!<br>They have actual Switzerland there.

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• IV

  @ivylasangrienta6093 · 3 years ago (edited)

  We have swiss rolls just not little debbie&apos;s etc. We have our own brands. We also have rice crispies, just without the weird chemicals in the US version.

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• A_

  @a_a_3241 · 3 years ago

  The aspect of the EU I&apos;m most grateful about it&apos;s the health regulations it can impose unilaterally by being such a big market. If the EU ceases to exist, the greatest tragedy would be not having the privilege to impose health regulations as strict as the ones we have now as single small countries.

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