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5. It's Lil' Lisa Brand Seafood Slurry

Tue Jun 22, 2021, 10:33 PM

Jun 2021

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Lab analysis of Subway tuna sandwiches fails to identify tuna DNA [View all] Eugene Jun 2021 OP

WICKED Goonch Jun 2021 #1

wicked tuna is a fake depiction of commercial fishing for bluefin tuna... getagrip_already Jun 2021 #2

This Ferrets are Cool Jun 2021 #3

Oh, how sickening. smirkymonkey Jun 2021 #4

Wow, that seems like something you need help! Nt USALiberal Jun 2021 #12

100% same obamanut2012 Jun 2021 #16

It's Lil' Lisa Brand Seafood Slurry SaintLouisBlues Jun 2021 #5

I have never had to worry about not being able to identify cucumbers, Maru Kitteh Jun 2021 #6

Vegetables have GOD'S. We need to label our food better. gldstwmn Jun 2021 #10

I'm not saying it's aliens... area51 Jun 2021 #7

Be careful. Blue_true Jun 2021 #8

Cooking degrades DNA, but there are established PCR tests Eugene Jun 2021 #14

Was the test that was done on the Subway tuna a PCR test. Blue_true Jun 2021 #20

From the original NYT article... Eugene Jun 2021 #21

He mentioned a PCR test but he didn't say that he had that test done. Blue_true Jun 2021 #22

Seafood industry labeling is a joke pecosbob Jun 2021 #11

Link to that source? USALiberal Jun 2021 #13

Commercial hunting of wild birds was outlawed a long time ago. hunter Jun 2021 #15

You can't eat real food for $5. SoonerPride Jun 2021 #18