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Here s What We Know About a Rumor that McDonald s Fries Contain Acrilane

This rumor spread on Facebook in 2023.

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Eat the rainbow (1)

Orange sweet potatoes, Miller said, have high amounts of beta-carotene, whereas white sweet potatoes do not.

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Opinion | Communist Chinese garlic a threat to US national security?

It’s no joke that Rick Scott, a Republican senator from Florida, is serious about investigating and banning imports of the vegetable into America.

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US senator claims that Chinese garlic poses a threat to national security

US senator claims that Chinese garlic poses a threat to national security
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US senator claims Chinese garlic is a national security risk and orders probe

Republican Senator Rick Scott is calling for an investigation into Chinese garlic imports, alleging they grow the cooking essential with sewage fertiliser and that an 'existential emergency' is brewing

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