What's In Your Footlong?

   Fast food giant Subway says they're removing a chemical from their bread that's also used to make yoga mats, synthetic leather and sneaker soles. That's right: Yoga mats, synthetic leather and sneaker soles.
   The chemical (Azodiacarbonamide) has been approved by U.S regulators as a food additive to improve elasticity in dough. And in yoga mats, synthetic leather and sneaker soles. The problem is Azodiacarbonamide is NOT approved as a food additive in many other parts of the world.
   Subway is in the process of converting to a different dough conditioner.
   Food for thought.

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