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I don't care,I ain't a whiney bitch

I'm going to tell you a story that clarifies some of the insect stuff -

The government was concerned about how many people were allergic to sesame seeds.
So they made a rule where food manufacturers would have to put a warning on all of their labels saying, "Warning - May contain sesame seeds", if they use sesame seeds in any products they make in the same facility.

Well, companies don't want to write a warning on their labels. It looks bad.
But there is a loophole.
If they add sesame seeds to the ingredients list, then they don't have to have a warning saying that it "may contain" them.

So what does this have to do with bugs?
Well, there have been studies that say the average chocolate bar contains eight insect parts. Anything less than 60 insect pieces per 100 grams of chocolate (two chocolate bars' worth) is legally allowed by the FDA.

Your food is grown in fields. Some insects are going to get into your food. It's inevitable. You just can't have too many.

But there's that loophole.
If you add insects to the ingredients list, then there can be an unlimited amount of flies, maggots, and other insects in the food.

In many cases, they aren't purposely adding insects.
Instead, they're just dropping sanitary standards, and feeding you maggot infested garbage.

So yes it is true, your goyslop is getting worse and less sanitary every day.

I remember my grandpa telling me years ago they allowed a certain amount of bugs in cereal.

He never ate cereal.

I mean, might as well not eat any candy every again. Not that it's good for you but this stuff is used in like everything processed to keep it fresh.

Not saying it's good for us but it's the least of the issue against carbs/sugar in those same foods.

I'd like to see a real life example of this. For science.

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If there isn't already, there will be some loop hole allowing them to not list the bug ingredients.