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FlipSides
I heard one of their former cook or something went to the Department of Health (U.S. of course) and told them that his employer put Formalin the food they cook.
orient
He has proof?
TjEarl
QUOTE(FlipSides @ Sep 4 2008, 11:14 AM) *
I heard one of their former cook or something went to the Department of Health (U.S. of course) and told them that his employer put Formalin the food they cook.

ok where is the proof? what resteruant are you talking about you just said filipino restaurant we are not psychic we cannot read your mind lol.
Mephisto
please cite your sources so it'll not compromise other Fil Restaurants here.. This is a sensitive topic ya kno
Torete_ako_sa_yo
QUOTE(FlipSides @ Sep 4 2008, 01:14 PM) *
I heard one of their former cook or something went to the Department of Health (U.S. of course) and told them that his employer put Formalin the food they cook.

That's old news. Some people do it, but I only heard markets do it not restaurants.
martin_nuke
Canned foods have formalin but it should be in minute amounts to be acceptable for mass consumption. Tinapa (Dried Fish) also has formalin.
Pogpog
QUOTE(martin_nuke @ Sep 5 2008, 12:43 PM) *
Canned foods have formalin but it should be in minute amounts to be acceptable for mass consumption. Tinapa (Dried Fish) also has formalin.



are you sure about this? how come i don't see it in their list of ingredients and nowhere have i read it fit for human consumption even in minute amounts...
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