Notes from Catherine Rowett, former Green Party MEP for East of England and deputy coordinator of the Eastern Region Green Party*(UK). Biographical reflections on life as an MEP. Longer reflections and discussions on issues relating to policy, the good life, justice, equality, anti-austerity economics and the future of the planet. This is also a forum for exchanging ideas on how to tread lightly on the planet and avoid supporting exploitation and corrupt practices. Here we go...

Saturday, 3 February 2007

Help! Chocolate mountain!

Too many chocolates have soya lecithin in them!
I have five useless boxes of chocolates here, one started and four unstarted.

Can't bring myself to give them to anyone, because I don't like to pass on rubbish. (But if anyone wants to volunteer to relieve me of one, let me know).

Even Green and Blacks organic ones have the dreaded soya-based emulsifier. I must write to them and complain. Funny how they don't mention the dreaded soya gunk when they describe how they make it.

More on what's wrong with soya in future posts. Watch this space...

2 comments:

Annie said...

On Friday I was having lunch with a friend from nursery school who is now a reporter for Chemistry World. We were talking, amongst other things, about modern science, and about my theories (more on this in my blog soon). So I mentioned the Soya problem, and he said he'd do some research into it and see if he could find out more...the magazine's online at http://www.rsc.org/chemistryworld/
if you're interested.

Catherine Rowett said...

Thanks for reminding me: I must deliver them to five of my remaining lovers today (if there are five men I still love: i'll have to see).


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