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The Food Babe is at it again. Is There Really Airplane Deicing Liquid in Beer? (Original Post) progressoid Feb 2016 OP
She's probably freaking out about propylene glycol Warpy Feb 2016 #1
In her honor, I'm going to have a new world order beer this afternoon. progressoid Feb 2016 #2
A most appropriate response Warpy Feb 2016 #3
They don't call it Mile High Club for nothing. nt longship Mar 2016 #4
Did you know there is sulfuric acid in wine? Not kidding. DetlefK Mar 2016 #5
CHEMICALS = BAD!!!!! trotsky Mar 2016 #6
I've heard it contains alcohol also which can make you do stupid stuff and die. yellowcanine Apr 2016 #7

Warpy

(113,130 posts)
1. She's probably freaking out about propylene glycol
Sun Feb 7, 2016, 12:50 AM
Feb 2016

which is less toxic than the alcohol in beer, since it's impossible to ingest enough alcohol orally to get into the danger range, far beyond the lethal range of the alcohol, itself. Most poisonings with it are intravenous or children getting into the concentrated agent, eating epoxy or polyurethane foam..

I think she can relax. Or brew her own damned beer. And make her own ice cream. Oh, and dog food. Then she'll be too tired to write more rubbish.

DetlefK

(16,455 posts)
5. Did you know there is sulfuric acid in wine? Not kidding.
Tue Mar 8, 2016, 10:11 AM
Mar 2016

The barrels are disinfected by first washing them with clear water and then smoking them with the smoke of burning sulfur.

That burning sensation in your mouth, IT'S SULFURIC ACID.
(Either that or alcohol.)

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