I've seen it on candy wrappers.
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Phenylketonurics are people who have PKU disease.  People with this disease cannot digest the amino acid phenylalanine properly, so if they eat too much of it, it could build up in their brains and cause mental problems.  The warning on the wrapper is warning these people not to eat that product so they can avoid ingesting phenylalanine.  I think all products with Nutrasweet have this warning (apparently Nutrasweet is high in phenylalanine).\n\nPKU disease is a genetic condition, and it can be easily discovered through a blood test.  I think that basically all babies born in the United States are tested for PKU almost immediately after birth.
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Sweet I've been told. lol
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It's pedigreed bread.
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mint candy that comes packaged like cigarettes...you can still buy them in candy stores (i think there is chocolate version too)
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No, but I thought about it. Wait....does stealing some of  my 4-year-old's candy while "checking for open wrappers" count? If so, then heck yeah!
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It activates the hidden candy dispenser on your computer.  I bet you didn't even know that your computer had a candy dispenser.  That's cause it was hidden.  But when you report abuse, your computer will give you candy!  Yeah candy! I like candy!  Yum Yum candy!
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Yeah, I notice some kids doing that, it's kinda funny because it's so obvious :)
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I'll just give you one for-instance.\nLook at advertising aimed at children--sugary cereals for instance. (I read the label on one the other day. The first four ingrediants were: Sugar, Corn Syrup, Wheat and Honey--3 out of four of those are types of sugar!) The commercials make this cereal very appealing to children, with bright colors and favorite cartoon characters and free (junky) gifts in the box.  Kids beg mom for cereal, mom buys cereal, kids eat it, get hooked on sugar.\nSame thing with fast food.  Free toys, usually tied into a kids' tv series or movie, cool playgrounds.  Kids want the free toy, want to play in the playground.  But the meals offered with the toys are full of fat, and few parents chose the option of milk or juice; they take the soda.  The five minutes the kids spend running around doesn't begin to use up the calories in their "happy" meal. \nWhen I was little, we didn't even HAVE a Mcdonald's in our town (now we have 3).  We had to drive to another town to have it. It was a HUGE treat and I got it maybe once a month. Now there are fast food restaurants everywhere and kids go all the time--more than once a week if not every day.\nAnd of course the whole video game industry-xbox, play station, etc, encourages children to stay inside and sit still instead of burning off some of those fast-food calories playing outside.\nI won't even get into all the fear spawned by media which makes parents think there are child molesters everywhere and better to have the kid inside and visible than outside in the fresh air.\nWhew.  \nLots of ranting like this on my blog.\n(spell check is down, sorry for any errors.)
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Candy does not expire, but after too long, it becomes undesirable. It looses it's texture, and sometimes its flavor.
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and it has the sticker on it. Again. Oh, yes, I have.
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don't tell on them, it' only a lollypop! you'll be stigmatised for being a blabber for life... sometimes you need to pick your battles!\n\nthat's something i wish i had learnt when i was younger!
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You could be the Sugarplum Fairy from The Nutcracker, or a cute little elf, or a sexy reindeer (I saw the Rockettes do this), or a candy cane.
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I hear it was from a bite.
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that is so adorable. i just printed it off... it's going on my fridge as a reminder... thank you. God Bless!
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I've seen the term "Christ-likes" used before.
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I thought you meant fruit roll ups. Lol.
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People who are rewarded with food or candy, as children, become orally fixated.