Comments on: Indexing “Pandora’s Index” by Lawrence Liang http://copyriot.se/2008/11/15/indexing-pandoras-index-by-lawrence-liang/ Multiplication can produce powerful numbers Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:44:57 +0000 hourly 1 By: Peter http://copyriot.se/2008/11/15/indexing-pandoras-index-by-lawrence-liang/comment-page-1/#comment-30175 Peter Sat, 02 May 2009 08:51:07 +0000 http://copyriot.se/?p=665#comment-30175 Great article! Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Great article! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

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]]> By: T http://copyriot.se/2008/11/15/indexing-pandoras-index-by-lawrence-liang/comment-page-1/#comment-25959 T Sat, 15 Nov 2008 18:13:51 +0000 http://copyriot.se/?p=665#comment-25959 Great reading! Btw, and maybe off-topic (or maybe not) I couldn't help checking out the reference to the Maggi Seasoning Sauce :-) First a blurb about how REAL and NATURAL the product is: "Maggi Seasoning is not like MSG because MSG is a pure chemical compound like salt or sugar, whereas Maggi Seasoning is a complex food product using plant proteins, from soy and/or wheat, to create a tasty, seasoning product. Like many foodstuffs, tomatoes and Parmesan cheese are good examples, Maggi Seasoning does naturally contain a small amount of MSG which comes from the protein. In this way Maggi Seasoning can have a flavor enhancing effect similar to MSG. However no MSG is added in the manufacturing of Maggi seasoning" Immediately after, the declaration of ingredients tells the opposite: "acetic acid, caramel color, artificial flavor, disodium inosinate, disodium guanylate, dextrose monohydrate" /T Great reading!

Btw, and maybe off-topic (or maybe not) I couldn’t help checking out the reference to the Maggi Seasoning Sauce :-)

First a blurb about how REAL and NATURAL the product is:

“Maggi Seasoning is not like MSG because MSG is a pure chemical compound like salt or sugar, whereas Maggi Seasoning is a complex food product using plant proteins, from soy and/or wheat, to create a tasty, seasoning product. Like many foodstuffs, tomatoes and Parmesan cheese are good examples, Maggi Seasoning does naturally contain a small amount of MSG which comes from the protein. In this way Maggi Seasoning can have a flavor enhancing effect similar to MSG. However no MSG is added in the manufacturing of Maggi seasoning”

Immediately after, the declaration of ingredients tells the opposite:

“acetic acid, caramel color, artificial flavor, disodium inosinate, disodium guanylate, dextrose monohydrate”

/T

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