By buying the Lucky Charms you increased the sales of the company which inspired them to produce more Lucky Charms and now the stores are filled with Lucky Charms!
Trisodium phosphate is a common food additive found in many types of processed foods, such as cereals, cheeses, soda, and baked goods.Trisodium phosphate is made by combining sodium and phosphate (which is derived from phosphorus).a mineral that naturally occurs in many foods
TSP is most commonly used to reduce the acidic nature of foods, especially breakfast cereals, as it modifies cereal color and aids in the cereal's flow through the extruder.
Actually he is not wasting food he’s saving peoples lives for doing that and that lucky charm cereal isn’t even food it’s poison ☠️ so yea not wasting food not trying to be mean but just correcting you
You realize this is on RU-vid shorts? Where children under the age of 7 are? Who can’t tell what is a lie and what isn’t and believe everything they see? Yeah, now you have ruined lucky charms for probably hundreds of children. Good joke bro
TSP is most commonly used to reduce the acidic nature of foods, especially breakfast cereals, as it modifies cereal color and aids in the cereal's flow through the extruder. Other uses are: Added to meat to retain moisture during storage and cooking. For the people who think it's real
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Trisodium Citrate is a food additive with the E number E331. It is used in a variety of processed food and drink primarily as a flavour enhancer and a preservative. As an emulsifying agent it is also used in cheesemaking to allow cheese to melt without the separation of oils and fats.
@Duckyprays3039 if your talking about your comment, probably not. A lot of other people are making this comment too so please don’t act like you made that joke.
If you guys wanna know on why lucky charms has tsp (trisodium phosphate)? TSP or trisodium phosphate is most commonly used to reduce the acidic nature of foods, especially breakfast cereals, as it modifies cereal color and aids in the cereal's flow through the extruder.other uses are: Added meat to retain moisture during storage and cooking. There ya go.
If his intention was to prevent people from consuming it he should have bought half off the store. From processed meats, pizza dough to baked goods. I’m not saying it’s good for your health but it’s a very used additive. Would have been more productive to list the food that may have this additive and rhetoric amount considered safe to consume.
The trisodium phosphate in lucky charms (and other cereals, foods, etc.) is completely safe to consume! Food-grade trisodium phosphate is COMPLETELY different from trisodium phosphate used in cleaning products and is used in foods throughout the world!
In the simplest terms, trisodium phosphate is a food additive and preservative. The USDA classifies trisodium phosphate as “generally recognized as safe” (GRAS), allowing its use in baked goods, bread, meats, and cheese.
