Is There Really Airplane Deicing Liquid in Beer
The Food Babe seems to have an obsession with demanding that certain chemicals must not be used in the manufacture of food simply because they have alternative industrial uses. Recently she has gone after something very close to my heart…beer. She tells us that “ingredients found in airplane de-icing liquids” are put in beer but is there any truth to this?
- The Intentionally Misleading Food Babe
The Chemophobic Food Babe
2013 campaign to ban the use of azodicarbonamide in the production of Subway sandwiches
WHO report on azodicarbonamide
Food Babe – Beer Petition
Secrets Of Beer Exposed
First Look: Prometheus II Paradise
The Big Beer Cover-Up Continues; MillerCoors Caught Hiding Ingredients Facts from Consumers
Long-term toxicity of propylene glycol in rats
Propylene glycol alginate
Propylene glycol
Mechanism of beer foam stabilization by propylene glycol alginate
“Quirky Dog” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Myles Power 
Good stuff ol’ chap: but don’t assume that Americans aren’t as skeptical as Europeans. I can promise you they are terrified of pretty much anything they don’t understand and tend to knee-jerk reactions. This is a social construct that has assured Vani Hari a huge audience and a lot of luxurious vacations! :)
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