Considering all the horrible things that go into our processed food, powdered sand (by any name) is probably the least of our worries. But I don’t think I’d be impressed by the ‘fresh taste’ of clam chowder that had sand added to it. Guess you need to have cartoon taste buds.
An old Archie comic had a similar theme. It concerned the difference between hot dogs on the beach vs hot dog at the Lodge’s pool. Sand was the missing ingrediant. Why do I remember that? We’re talking around 40 years ago!
Hardhar about 10 years ago
True Grit
Barker62 about 10 years ago
He uses real imitation clams…..
dzw3030 about 10 years ago
So don’t breath it…
paullp Premium Member about 10 years ago
Considering all the horrible things that go into our processed food, powdered sand (by any name) is probably the least of our worries. But I don’t think I’d be impressed by the ‘fresh taste’ of clam chowder that had sand added to it. Guess you need to have cartoon taste buds.
Karaboo2 about 10 years ago
Wait until you taste the fish sandwich.
Peam Premium Member about 10 years ago
Yup, that’s the freshness alright! Stopped collecting and cooking my own long ago for that very reason! (And grind my teeth enough already)
danketaz Premium Member about 10 years ago
Sea sand
dzw3030 about 10 years ago
So far,in my single guy’s kitchen, I haven’t created a cloud of spices. A handful of diced fresh garlic is as close as I get to a cloud. :-)
JR6019 about 10 years ago
An old Archie comic had a similar theme. It concerned the difference between hot dogs on the beach vs hot dog at the Lodge’s pool. Sand was the missing ingrediant. Why do I remember that? We’re talking around 40 years ago!