I’m writing my bachelors thesis on said topic so if anyone has an interesting paper or article or is an expert on this topic, let me know! :)
A flavor additive is a compound that is added to processed food to give it a unique flavor. When a box says "artificially flavored" or "naturally flavored", it contains these compounds.
Natural flavors come from living things, such as plants. Artificial flavors are created through chemical processes.
Are natural flavor additives healthier than their artificial counterparts, or are they pretty much the same?
It's not that scientists create something from nothing out of the void, and "natural" can come from plants and animals. but what does it mean when something is artificial? how has it been created? is there an actual difference? or is it just a marketing strategy?
I don't see any problem with artificial additives in any kind of food, if it delivers the same taste and has about the same nutritious value. Shouldn't it be valued, if you can produce something that tastes the same way without using more expensive ingredients? I totally understand it, if you're only faking the taste without having the nutritious value in some food (e.g. really nutritious food) but when it comes to ice cream, I don't see any problem with it, since you're not eating it for their nutritious value anyway..
If the production of those additives or their consumption is harmful I totally understand it , if you don't want it in your product, since I don't want it as well.
Does the artificial coloring feed pathogenic bacteria? Does the artificial coloring mutate beneficial bacteria? Maybe it kills the good bacteria?
can food companies sue a city or state for banning a artificial food additive?
In terms of storing, breaking down and excretion..thanks!
I personally prefer it over the so called “hybrid” version wich is, let’s be honest, just normal articraft with some puppet flavoring.
Most people argue that puppet’s biggest weakness is midgame, and though i see where people are coming from, i would have to disagree.
For 4 drops we have winged roan nex and morton the manipulator. Nex: though a bit inconsistent when it works it works wonders (5/6 and deal 3 damage on turn 4) Morton: can swing the board really easily, especially with the amount of low curve decks nowdays.
And when it comes to 5 drops masked puppet and automaton soldier. Masked: kill the enemy’s board and get a huge threat? Hella yes! Sacing 3-4 puppets shouldn’t be an issue anyways. Automaton: play 1-2 puppet every turn to protect your board, and go face, making the opponent play on the backfoot, allso setting up for turn 8-9 leathal.
So what is you guys’ opinion on pure puppet portal?
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Beaver anal glands can be used as vanilla flavoring. What, how, and why did this ever become a thing? It just seems there is a fascinating story from Kentucky about this. Are there other "flavorings" we should know about?
