7 Amazing Genetically Modified Fruits and Veggies

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[toast]

Has anybody made wine from grapples?

Sounds kind of good to me.

[Sloth]

Wow, 19” diagonally! That’s one big raisin!

[WayneS]

NOW you see why I made the suggestion!

;^)

[zeebee]

Grapples are not genetically altered. From Wiki:

“The product is created via a patented liquid infusion process which includes concentrated grape flavor and water as its primary ingredients. Contrary to popular assumption, it is an externally flavored fruit product, not a true hybrid of two fruits.”

[elk]

Hey, is this Morgellon’s thing an urban legend, or is there some link with GMO on this? Just wondering if anyone knew.

[techcor]

I think Scythian has it and maybe knows.

[definitelynotaliberal]

Thanks for posting that picture. They look beautiful.

[zek157]

Anyone out there ever eat teotestine?

It took a little modification to become corn.

[kabumpo]

Whomever posted this left out that this form of “selection” is why most tomatoes in the U.S. have no taste, and ditto apples. If saying this makes me a hippie, then call me a hippie.

[SparkyBass]

This is the "genetically altered foodstuff" that freaks me out the most.

Clams and Tomatoes.

Ewwwwwww. :)

[Scythian]

I do have it, Morgellons is very real, and very widespread, other Freepers have pm'd me and said they also have it, and still others have said they know many that have it ..

Part One
Does this identification mean anything? I do not know

Part Two
Mr. Morgellons meet Mr. Meth, Your Distant Cousin

Part Three (Dr. Strikers work - watch his video)
Permethrin Cream with Toluene and Insect Vectors

[techcor]

Thanks for the links. I think I saw it on Diagnosis X and the patient was getting better with some new antibiotics.