yes, we decorate our homes, dress up as spooky creatures, eat pumpkin related foods,… and apparently some people consume stuff that contains activated charcoal? for some reason?
People make bowls of eyeballs (peeled grapes) intestines (spaghetti) and chopped fingers (hot dogs). Spooky foods are a staple, and so is the orange/black color scheme.
Why burn your food for that harsh crunchy texture? Just eat activated charcoal instead, no need to spend all that time and money burning food, just pure taste sensation!
Since when do people eat activated charcoal? Am I missing something here?
It’s frequently used to make food appear black. It has some legitimate uses but food shouldn’t be one of them.
just one question: why??
Halloween
because black drinks and food look so tasty…
Do you know what Halloween is…?
yes, we decorate our homes, dress up as spooky creatures, eat pumpkin related foods,… and apparently some people consume stuff that contains activated charcoal? for some reason?
People make bowls of eyeballs (peeled grapes) intestines (spaghetti) and chopped fingers (hot dogs). Spooky foods are a staple, and so is the orange/black color scheme.
Capitalism
Can you expand on this?
I don’t think capitalism is to blame for having Spooky Food at a Halloween party.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charcoal_in_food
That article needs a rigourous editing from someone that doesn’t think crystals can purge toxins.
Crystals can remove ingested toxins from the body if you shoot them out a cannon at someone and blast their stomach out.
Yet another dumb trend that completely passed me by.
Years ago it was a trend to put activated charcoal in stuff like toothpaste and milk based coffee drinks.
Still is for toothpaste at least
Why burn your food for that harsh crunchy texture? Just eat activated charcoal instead, no need to spend all that time and money burning food, just pure taste sensation!
Since they started giving birth orally.
Do you guys not take it against gas? That’s a common item in medicine cabinets where I am.
I use simethicone for gas.