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MSG - chicken broth?
      #219185 - 10/12/05 02:59 PM
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I have been buying lite chicken broth or from trader joes because chicken broth in most cans contain MSG - I also can not believe how many products do contain MSG - what a shock now that I am reading labels!!!!!!!!!!

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Yup, you gotta read EVERYTHING! new
      #219190 - 10/12/05 03:08 PM
Linz

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What always got me was the way DAIRY came up in the strangest places. I mean, why??? And then when I went off sugar, it was EVERYWHERE!

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You can make your own.... new
      #219309 - 10/13/05 07:06 AM
poochibelly

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I took a chicken and tossed it in my crockpot, covered it with water, put an onion and some seasonings in there (I would have put some carrots and such but I didn't have any) and cooked it on low overnight.

I deboned the chicken...yielded 5 cups of chicken meat and about 12 cups of broth. I froze the broth in 3 cup portions. Whenever I need any, I just pop it in the microwave. Easy as pie.

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Re: MSG - chicken broth? new
      #219317 - 10/13/05 07:21 AM
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Campbell's low sodium broth is safe- no MSG. But no other store bought broths are safe that I have seen. Even "natural" veggie broth contains HFCS.

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Re: MSG - chicken broth? new
      #219322 - 10/13/05 08:28 AM
Sand

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I use Pacific Foods Free Range Chicken Broth - no MSG. I find it at Whole Foods and at King's Supermarket (a local chain). Whole Foods also makes their own "Whole Foods 365 Organic" Organic Chicken Broth which is also MSG-free. I bought a container but haven't tried it yet.

And, yes, MSG does seem to be in an astonishing array of products. I particularly hate it when it's not called MSG, but is hidden in one of the other names for MSG.

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Re: MSG - chicken broth? new
      #219399 - 10/13/05 03:02 PM
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I did not realize that MSG has other names - please inform what they are so I could watch out for them!!

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Re: MSG - chicken broth? new
      #219402 - 10/13/05 04:21 PM
Kree

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Check this out: http://www.truthinlabeling.org/nomsg.html Scary, isn't it??

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Re: MSG - some common names it is found in new
      #219423 - 10/13/05 08:37 PM
Betharoo

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I am very sensitive to MSG, I guess I should say allergic so I have to be very careful.
Here's some info for you I looked up for you:

Additives that always contain MSG: - Monosodium Glutamate - Potassium Glutamate - Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein (HVP)* - Hydrolyzed Protein* - Hydrolyzed Plant Protein* - Hydrolyzed [Anything else]* - Plant Protein Extract - Sodium Caseinate - Calcium Caseinate - Yeast Extract - Textured Protein - Autolyzed Yeast - Hydrolyzed Oat Flour

Additives that frequently contain MSG*: - Malt extract - Malt Flavoring - Bouillon - Broth - Stock - Flavoring - Natural Flavoring - Natural Beef or Chiken Flavoring - Seasoning - Spices [* Often have between 30% and 60% MSG when it is added.] Additives that may contain MSG or excitotoxins - Carrageenan - Enzymes - Soy Protein Concentrate - Soy Protein Isolate - Whey Protein Concentrate



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Re: MSG - some common names it is found in new
      #219465 - 10/14/05 09:31 AM
RachelT

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Wow! I didn't realize that they snuck it in so many other things. Thanks for sharing this info... all this time I've been looking for just monosodium glutamate in the ingredients.

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MSG in sheep's clothing new
      #219469 - 10/14/05 09:49 AM
Sand

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Loc: West Orange, NJ (IBS-D)

I finally realized some ingredients were MSG in sheep's clothing when I kept eating Near East brand rice dishes and having IBS attacks even though none of the ingredients looked dangerous. I tracked down the ones I didn't recognize and - surprise - one of them was an MSG alias.

This list (may duplicate Betharoo's) is another part of the TruthInLabeling site Kree posted:

http://www.truthinlabeling.org/hiddensources.html

I got this from a post by Waverider on the Diet Board. I can never remember the site name, but I can always find Waverider's post easily just by searching for: bastards msg

It's always nice to have a unique keyword in your posts.

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