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A recent Consumer Reports investigation has revealed that bagged salads labeled "pre-washed" or "triple-washed" may not be as clean as they appear.
There is literally excrement in your salad: Fecal bacteria contamination widespread
Seeded on Thu Apr 22, 2010 1:45 PM EDT
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Why would anyone consume "salad" from a plastic bag? YUCK....
- 2 votes
#1 - Thu Apr 22, 2010 1:47 PM EDTMore like, "Why would anyone consume salad, at all?"
I have been saying for years that lettuce tastes like @!$%# and now I have proof. Thanks. :)
- 3 votes
Depends on the ground it was grown in....lettuce from Cals Central Valley (stuffed in plastic) tastes plastic, sweaty, stinky, gross...s#!tty.
- 2 votes
Where is irrigation water from?.....maybe "treated" sewer water????
I have seen fields irrigated from sewer water treatment plants in this area....the water is supposed to be "pure" but smells like where it came from....YUCK!
- 2 votes
Outhouses.....and the lack of....in the fields. They pick it and stuff it into bags without processing.
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My mom has half the fridge filled with bagged salad, and the stuff just looks gross. It's all wilted, the colors are dull, and it feels slimey and soggy. What's weird is that when she makes her salads, she spends about ten minutes adding all this stuff to it. If you're gonna add all this stuff, why not just make the entire salad from scratch?
I won't even feed the stuff to my guinea pigs. It's nasty.
- 2 votes
I would never eat salid from a bag. Did it once. It was so nasty. Scary to eat.
- 1 vote
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