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<blockquote data-quote="Ann85" data-source="post: 195978" data-attributes="member: 5905"><p>Thanks for heads up on Calcium Propianate. After I read this I looked it up and found a study has been done in Australia linking it to all sorts of attention and behavior problems. Of course my bread has it too. Apparently it can even be a hidden ingredient and some breads are made with whey that somehow has the Calcium Propianate in it and it is not declared. I can not yet find the actual entire study but have been able to find summaries.</p><p> </p><p><span style="font-family: 'Arial'">"Propionibacteria can be cultured in whey powder as a method of using natural 282 preservative without having to declare it on the label. Avoid breads containing whey or whey powder, even if marked "preservative free". This potential problem applies only to whey powder in bread and other bakery products such as croissants, and does not apply to whey powder in icecream." </span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ann85, post: 195978, member: 5905"] Thanks for heads up on Calcium Propianate. After I read this I looked it up and found a study has been done in Australia linking it to all sorts of attention and behavior problems. Of course my bread has it too. Apparently it can even be a hidden ingredient and some breads are made with whey that somehow has the Calcium Propianate in it and it is not declared. I can not yet find the actual entire study but have been able to find summaries. [FONT=Arial]"Propionibacteria can be cultured in whey powder as a method of using natural 282 preservative without having to declare it on the label. Avoid breads containing whey or whey powder, even if marked "preservative free". This potential problem applies only to whey powder in bread and other bakery products such as croissants, and does not apply to whey powder in icecream." [/FONT] [/QUOTE]
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