Food additives: If you are on iPhone, get this app

My dear wife found a nice app on her iPhone the other day. I had a look at it and installed it too.

The free version lists the most common 50 additives, whereas the full version has a lot more.

Food Additives 2 By IGRASS PTY LTD

Avoid those additives that are potentially dangerous or unsafe to your health & see which ones are considered safe. This application is perfect for those at risk, the health conscious, parents, vegetarians, vegans and/or people on religious based diets.

What I found amazing is the fact that most food colours (series 100) are potentially dangerous. So the lesson from there: Avoid colour in your food, unless you use spices or vegetables or fruit – I mean NATURAL ingredients.

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