New Fivers contain animal fat...
Discussion
gruffalo said:
Mr Tracy said:
gruffalo said:
Not found anywhere that states the origin of the tallow, does anyone know what animal it is sourced from?
Tallow is a rendered form of beef or mutton fat, processed from suet. It is solid at room temperature. Wikipediagruffalo said:
Mr Tracy said:
gruffalo said:
Not found anywhere that states the origin of the tallow, does anyone know what animal it is sourced from?
Tallow is a rendered form of beef or mutton fat, processed from suet. It is solid at room temperature. WikipediaIIRC sheep with a fleece blocked things up and cats produced a different fat but I personally saw everything from Elelephants / whales as well as domestic animals go through the process but admittedly this was pre BSE / CJD so may have changed now.
This gives the general gist of things.
http://www.rense.com/general39/animal.htm
An old anecdote but not sure how true:
old people say fish & chips don't taste like they did may be due to a massive reduction in the use / rendering of horses.
Mammasaid said:
BBC Cumbria said:
Doug Maw, from Keswick, has started a petition against the use of tallow, saying it is unacceptable to a growing proportion of the population who are vegan, or eat a plant-based diet.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-england-cumbria-...Jimboka said:
Pretty poor show TBH
Fair play if you choose to avoid animal products, even an idiot would have realised it was a dumbass idea to use animal products in notes..
The world is now full to the brim of saddo's who have to complain about everything.Fair play if you choose to avoid animal products, even an idiot would have realised it was a dumbass idea to use animal products in notes..
I take it you don't have any soap nor candles in your house?
I also bet you're one of these that buys 'low fat' everything?
Anyway, must go... that steak smells lovely!
hairyben said:
Yeah they was all-a-sobbing about this on the radio (lbc), youd think nothing bad wss happening in the world.
Out of interest how much actual animal fat by % is in the new notes and how does that compare with whatever % an old paper note is actually sweat snot piss vomit and cum?
It's 'tallow', same as used in soap and candles.Out of interest how much actual animal fat by % is in the new notes and how does that compare with whatever % an old paper note is actually sweat snot piss vomit and cum?
What a mad world. What can they (the offended) get upset at next?
p1stonhead said:
Aren't vegans against using anything made with animal products such as leather shoes etc?
8( so their reaction isn't that surprising is it?
Someone ought to remind them that all those plastic notes and everything else they are using is made out of dead animals compressed into oil.8( so their reaction isn't that surprising is it?
So even if they stop using tallow in the notes, how on earth do they recover them in circulation, apart from you cant.
So will the objectors refuse all notes just in case it has come into contact with those with tallow in.
I can fully understand folk being vegetarians and vegans, but to the point of not wanting to handle a £5 note is a bit to far I think. I am not a smoker, and it really irritates me when someone is upwind of me smoking, maybe I should start a petition to ban smoking totally, let me see.................
So will the objectors refuse all notes just in case it has come into contact with those with tallow in.
I can fully understand folk being vegetarians and vegans, but to the point of not wanting to handle a £5 note is a bit to far I think. I am not a smoker, and it really irritates me when someone is upwind of me smoking, maybe I should start a petition to ban smoking totally, let me see.................
People are brain dead today. Animal fat has been used for an age in manufacture of lots of thing...
Jimboka better think twice the next time he's putting shopping in a plastic carrier bag (animal fat! is used, ie slip agent to prevent friction).
You could go on for ages...
As this is PHs, better check your car and bike tyres you tree-huggers!
Some tyre manufacturers use stearic acid, this assists in the tyres holding shape and under surface friction. Stearic acid?
It's animal based.
Sorry, got to go. My steak is now ready, and no, the fat is not cut off.
Jimboka better think twice the next time he's putting shopping in a plastic carrier bag (animal fat! is used, ie slip agent to prevent friction).
You could go on for ages...
As this is PHs, better check your car and bike tyres you tree-huggers!
Some tyre manufacturers use stearic acid, this assists in the tyres holding shape and under surface friction. Stearic acid?
It's animal based.
Sorry, got to go. My steak is now ready, and no, the fat is not cut off.
I used to work at "A Famous British Security Paper Manufacturer" (I won't name them ), and at the factory I worked at we did a number of banknotes and passports. Pretty much all of them (and I'm pretty sure the UK ones too although it's been a while since I was there) have gelatin in them, which comes from animals.
I remember that every year our biggest supplier of gelatin would send us a present - a big box of matches with a picture of a cow on it. Funny guys.
I remember that every year our biggest supplier of gelatin would send us a present - a big box of matches with a picture of a cow on it. Funny guys.
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